I stopped off at my Chrysler dealer yesterday to get my oil changed. I asked the sales manager why I did not see any 2007 Crossfires on the lot. He stated that the dealership had no plans to bring any in, and that if there was an inquiry, they would get it from another dealer, or order it for the customer. I went on the website for all of the Chrysler dealerships in a 25 mile radius, and there were no 2007 Crossfire available in their new car inventory. I was under the understanding that the 2007's would be on the lot on October 1st. It is now October 31st. Is 2007 the end of the Crossfire? Somebody out there in car land must know if the Crossfire is going to the grave after this year, or if there is even going to be a 2007.
I can see it now 25 years from now at the Barrett-Jackson auction. A 2005 Crossfire roadster with 5,000 miles on it going for $50,000.00

 

See my pictures in my gallery of what, we believe to be the 2007. My dealer told me they heard they were getting them. The car I saw was champagne along with 6 others in the current colors all with manufacturer plates on them. 2007's? I think so...

 

I work for a DC company and the word I get is NO more XF's in the US. I was told a few 07's (and that is very few) are state side but are not for sale. The word is the XF is being sunset.

 

Looks like I need to get back up to Innisbrook Resort and snag the 2007's I saw up there. The Chrysler Challenge is over but the cars usually remain around a few days.

 

Yes. The fat lady is about to sing.

 

Chrysler dealers are carrying so much left over inventory pushed by DC that they are unwilling to order any carryover models. The only cars being ordered are the new models: Aspen, Sebring etc...

 

Hi folks,

The 2007 models are already available in Germany and the rest of Europe. For the US there are so many 2005/2006 units left, that DCX decided not to get more new vehicles over to the States. But don't worry, there are no major changes except the new colors, so no loss for you guys.

Bye.

 

Only regret, I wish that I bought the SRT-6, even with the automatic.