I read this article on the web this morning, it is supposed to be about the SRT6, of all the pictures in the article only one is an SRT. The usual mistakes and to top it of the cars specifications quoted are the NA. What a pile of rubbish.
https://www.uniquechrysler.com/blog/...ossfire-srt-6/

 

It also says they came as manuals and automatics "WRONG". Just sad!

 

Written over a year ago and not corrected

 

This is just another example of an author/website that DID NOT do any research on this subject. The only legitimate review of the Crossfire SRT6 was produced by the Chrysler Crossfire management team that created our cars, known as the SRT6 Story, located on this forum. There is NO need to mull over any other articles by clueless authors.
R E L A X....
Dennis
DTMenace

 

I emailed them and said that the author got paid for a badly researched article, filled with errors and poorly illustrated with pictures of the wrong model except for one. Nice to know the roadster was built in the US though.🙄

 

way to go onehunderd glad u sent in an email . maybe you should copy it correct it and sent it in an email to them great find. jim

 

I was at a customer appreciation day at Indianapolis raceway park wednesday. We were allowed on the track so I took the coupe. All kinds of cars showed up. Bottom line the crossfire fit right in. Ran head to head with a zl1 Camaro and out ran many other production cars there that day. Had a p108 code pop up but ran great all day. Hasn’t been to a track in 12 years. Needs to go to Rudy when he has time. Going to look at the tune and see if we can get it to shift quicker. I like mid 11’s out of it 11.7 11.8 all day. They just didn’t put any effort into this car because Daimler pulled the plug.