When I purchased my SRT6 in 2012, I was transported back to my late teens, modding the car in every way imaginable. After many power mods, the car sounded like a bit of a bada--, but it still looked like a nice GT car. Now, after wrapping the windshield surround and wing in CF film, it's starting to look like it sounds, really bada--. I'm not sure that I really like it yet, but it gives me a different feeling driving it, again like a teen, a return of memories that had vacated my brain for many years. Thank you SRT6!!!!

 

I think it true that the Crossfire brings out the BADA teenager in most of us. I have always suggested that driving mine makes me feel 18. Old enough to know everything, but not old enough to know better. An innocent state of mind that isn't such a bad place to be once in a while.


The Crossfire let's you visit that state of mind every time you drive it, even just going to work.


Whether driving an heavily modded SRT, or stock, or a standard NA, these cars are a kick to drive.

 

Well said Franc. I think you just described the very thing that makes us such fanatic owners and makes this forum the most phenomenal one of all.

 

Or, it may indicate a serious mental condition. Take your pick.

 

Yep OCD obsessive crossfire disorder

i was looking for a parking spot and some young guy yells 'thats Sick ' at me in town the other day.

 

I think it is a serious mental condition, hands down. If you think about it, we own a car that is hard to work on with (what seems like) hundreds of electrical gremlins, parts that are way to expensive and no spare tire. But with that said, I would not trade my car for a 100, Mazda's. jm2cw

 

Now that is justifying what my ex wife has been saying for many years, that I'm addled in the brain. Maybe there is something a bit mystical about them, afterall, isn't Affalterbach near the "Black Forest"?

 

Words to live by when Driving your Crossfire


"if everything seems under control,,, you aren't driving fast enough"
Mario Andretti

 

I like that quote, Franc, but since my 2nd stroke, I can't drive like that anymore. I never really raced cars but when I was racing motorcycles, everything always was almost out of control.