I saw this posted last year but have not been able to find it again. As our car line fades in 2008, does anyone have the count of vehicles manufactured by year and by model?

By year of manufactur:
- roadster vs coupe
- roadster limited vs coupe limited
- roadster SRT6 vs couple SRT6

Thanks!

 

I would like to see it broken down by color, interior, trans. if possible. I'm curious to know how many were white with the cedar interior.

 

Chrysler has not released any build/production data on our cars except for the 2,016 SRT6 Coupes and 928 SRT6 Roadsters produced (and that was from an online question submitted to Chrysler via email, the post is on here somewhere).
Looking at the latest 07 VINs I've seen, there appears to be ~75,000+ Crossfires built in total.

 

Has anyone seen a 08 Crossfire?

 

I always wondered how many roadsters. Never seen numbers anywhere probably not to many

 

This is from a prior post!
The highest valid VIN in the Chrysler recall system is 62933. Somewhere around 61000 they switched to '06 models.

 

here is an article that has some dtat in it.
http://www.answers.com/topic/chrysler-crossfire

 

Oh my gosh, I saw an 09 today..........

 

The contract with karmann was to build a total of 100,000 Crossfire, but I believe it stopped at around 80,000..

According to wikipedia (I know not very reliable,but) around 76,000 crossfires were produced from 2003-2005...

 

Actually, there is a lot of acurate information in that article,It was interesting to me to see the AMC Tarpon mentioned in the article,
But I am sure +fireamx was way ahead of me on that one

 

There was an 08 at the Detroit autoshow. Checked the VIN. Silver Roadster

 

Did you wrute down the Vin.? It would help figure how many were manufactured.

 

KcKey12 did. It is listed w/a pic under the Detroit Auto Show thread.

 

Never thought to write it down. I should have!

 

It was 74577. See KcKey12's post here:
https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...roit+auto+show

 

The highest Vin. number I have seen is a 2007 at 74671. It would sude be great if we could find a source for total production, especially be body type.