has anyone seen the top gear roadster video?
i cant believe i havent seen this before its on youtube. heres the link YouTube - Chrysler Crossfire Convertible
I love how all these guys complain about the handling but always say the sound system is quite good. The handling is actually damn fine (yes, the steering lacks the feel of the finest, but it's NOT a truck) while the factory stereo is, in fact, total crap.
By the way, in the full version of this film as originally broadcast on Top Gear, Jeremy Clarkson picked the Crossfire Roadster as his favorite of the three subject cars - the other two being a Nissan 350Z Roadster and the Audi TT Roadster.
By the way, in the full version of this film as originally broadcast on Top Gear, Jeremy Clarkson picked the Crossfire Roadster as his favorite of the three subject cars - the other two being a Nissan 350Z Roadster and the Audi TT Roadster.
Mike, I only vaguely remember this show from when it was first broadcast here in the UK but I seem to remember all three presenters agreed it was the best car tested.
And David - I don't think they ever tested the SRT-6 - they are a bunch of Porsche loving pussies and very rarely show anything that is better!
Regards, Andy.
And David - I don't think they ever tested the SRT-6 - they are a bunch of Porsche loving pussies and very rarely show anything that is better!
Regards, Andy.
Originally Posted by andyd
Mike, I only vaguely remember this show from when it was first broadcast here in the UK but I seem to remember all three presenters agreed it was the best car tested.
And David - I don't think they ever tested the SRT-6 - they are a bunch of Porsche loving pussies and very rarely show anything that is better!
Regards, Andy.
And David - I don't think they ever tested the SRT-6 - they are a bunch of Porsche loving pussies and very rarely show anything that is better!
Regards, Andy.
Originally Posted by andyd
Mike, I only vaguely remember this show from when it was first broadcast here in the UK but I seem to remember all three presenters agreed it was the best car tested.
And David - I don't think they ever tested the SRT-6 - they are a bunch of Porsche loving pussies and very rarely show anything that is better!
Regards, Andy.
And David - I don't think they ever tested the SRT-6 - they are a bunch of Porsche loving pussies and very rarely show anything that is better!
Regards, Andy.
You have to watch this show as entertainment.
Originally Posted by Thirteendog
Jeremy does not like Porsche. Infact he calls the engineers the laziest engineers in the history of automobile manufacturing.
You have to watch this show as entertainment.
You have to watch this show as entertainment.
I think they agree that the Crossfire is the best looking...and the other 2 don't offer enough features/performance to overcome the price difference. Not a real "win" for the crossfire, but it's a lot less harsh than the Top Gear coupe review.
Clarkson chose the Crossfire as his favorite.
Hammond preferred the TT and May the 350Z (or the other way 'round, I don't recall exactly) None of them chose the car they "started reviewing" by the way, and there was no overall consensus on them. Clarkson even admitted that he surprised himself by choosing the Crossfire.
As for the Porsche love, that's primarily Hammond. Yes, May owns a 911 but Hammond seems to be of the impression that anything Porsche does is beyond reproach and the 911 is God's gift to motoring. But he's also a rabid fan of anything Horatio Zonda creates. There's the famous shot of Clarkson exiting a corner in an Audi R8, praising everything about the car, and then Hammond enters the picture in the background, sideways in some 911 variant. Awesome footage.
May is a lover of all things British - MGs, Aston Martins, Jags, Rolls Royce, Bentley, etc. I must say I'd love to get my hands on an Aston Martin V12 Vantage or, taking a totally different tack, an Austin Healey 3000 or a Lotus Esprit.
Either way, I love my Crossfire and really don't give a rats backside what any reviewer anywhere says about them.
Hammond preferred the TT and May the 350Z (or the other way 'round, I don't recall exactly) None of them chose the car they "started reviewing" by the way, and there was no overall consensus on them. Clarkson even admitted that he surprised himself by choosing the Crossfire.
As for the Porsche love, that's primarily Hammond. Yes, May owns a 911 but Hammond seems to be of the impression that anything Porsche does is beyond reproach and the 911 is God's gift to motoring. But he's also a rabid fan of anything Horatio Zonda creates. There's the famous shot of Clarkson exiting a corner in an Audi R8, praising everything about the car, and then Hammond enters the picture in the background, sideways in some 911 variant. Awesome footage.
May is a lover of all things British - MGs, Aston Martins, Jags, Rolls Royce, Bentley, etc. I must say I'd love to get my hands on an Aston Martin V12 Vantage or, taking a totally different tack, an Austin Healey 3000 or a Lotus Esprit.
Either way, I love my Crossfire and really don't give a rats backside what any reviewer anywhere says about them.
Originally Posted by Mike-in-Orange
Either way, I love my Crossfire and really don't give a rats backside what any reviewer anywhere says about them.
Originally Posted by JHM2K
This tends to be my stance on the matter... 
This is the second day of being a PROUD OWNER of a 2008 Crossfire Roadster Ltd. ............. and driving with the roof down in 16 C weather.
Obviously, they do not know how to drive and feel the car.
Moonbeamromance
Obviously, they do not know how to drive and feel the car.
Moonbeamromance
Originally Posted by hcarter
hAS JOHN actually put pics on here of his car I have not seen them yet??/////???
How'd this one slip by you? Hahahaha
Originally Posted by bmorgan
John... What the heck are you doing on here posting? Don't you have a wing and an engine cover to put on. We are waiting on pictures. LOL
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