This week's Autoweek magazine has a report on their Crossfire SRT-6 which has been in their fleet of cars. It is a short report.

 

...looking forward to reading it, if the current issue ever makes it to my house. No issue last week, so I expect to receive two of them this week.

 

nothing inspiring. its fast but dated is basically what they say, and for the price of a new vette, there's not many that'll opt for the SRT.

 

All good points, but nobody buys a sports car based solely on rational thinking. The best sports car in the world is a worthless POS if it doesn't tug at your heart strings just a little bit. If one is in love with the appearance of the Crossfire, and wants exciting performance, it doesn't matter if the details are the most bang up-to-date. If it did, nobody would own a classic of any stripe.

 

http://www.autoweek.com/article.cms?articleId=102746

 

Very well said, why do people own old pony cars? Beside sucking gas, they are very smelly and they can't stand to drive them more than 10 miles at a time! Because they're different or classics? Or just classy.

I like the Crossfire because it looks great and holds its own on the road whether it's curvy or hwy.