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2005 Chrysler Crossfire Limited
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The Crossfire is Chrysler's two-seat sports coupe and convertible, a joint project with Mercedes that shares its platform with the old SLK. It's a fun car to hustle down a back road, with sharp steering and a ride that's firm but not punishing, though it could use more power at highway speeds. The cabin feels snug and driver-focused, with comfortable bucket seats, but the interior materials are a bit cheap for the price and rear visibility is limited. Owners report some electrical gremlins, like AC issues and window regulators, and the custom tires are pricey to replace, so factor that in. The Limited convertible adds a power-folding soft top and leather upholstery over the base coupe, making it the open-air choice in the Crossfire lineup. Its 3.2L V6 makes 215 horsepower and pairs with a six-speed automatic, which is smooth but leaves you wanting more punch when merging onto the highway.
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The Crossfire is Chrysler's two-seat sports coupe and convertible, a joint project with Mercedes that shares its platform with the old SLK. It's a fun car to hustle down a back road, with sharp steering and a ride that's firm but not punishing, though it could use more power at highway speeds. The cabin feels snug and driver-focused, with comfortable bucket seats, but the interior materials are a bit cheap for the price and rear visibility is limited. Owners report some electrical gremlins, like AC issues and window regulators, and the custom tires are pricey to replace, so factor that in. The Limited convertible adds a power-folding soft top and leather upholstery over the base coupe, making it the open-air choice in the Crossfire lineup. Its 3.2L V6 makes 215 horsepower and pairs with a six-speed automatic, which is smooth but leaves you wanting more punch when merging onto the highway.
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*Estimated taxes and fees. All amounts reflect the dealership’s listing. DriversHub assumes no liability for omissions, inaccuracies, or non‑disclosed fees in dealer‑supplied pricing.
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28 days listed
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15 active alternatives
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