2007 Chrysler Crossfire
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The Crossfire is Chrysler's two-seat sports coupe and convertible, a Mercedes-Benz SLK underneath with distinct retro styling. It drives with the poise of its German underpinnings, turning crisply and feeling stable at speed, though the base engine runs out of breath on the highway. The cabin is snug but comfortable, with supportive bucket seats and a premium look, though rear sight lines are limited and interior materials feel dated. Owners note the custom tires are pricey to replace and the car wants premium fuel, so running costs run higher than the sticker suggests. The Limited is the convertible version of the Crossfire, so you get open-air driving that the hardtop coupe doesn't offer. Its 3.2L V6 makes 215 horsepower and pairs with a six-speed automatic and rear-wheel drive, which is enough for relaxed cruising but not for serious acceleration. Expect 18 mpg combined and a snug two-seat cabin with 6.5 cubic feet of cargo space of trunk space, so pack light for weekend trips.
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Miles Overview
The Crossfire is Chrysler's two-seat sports coupe and convertible, a Mercedes-Benz SLK underneath with distinct retro styling. It drives with the poise of its German underpinnings, turning crisply and feeling stable at speed, though the base engine runs out of breath on the highway. The cabin is snug but comfortable, with supportive bucket seats and a premium look, though rear sight lines are limited and interior materials feel dated. Owners note the custom tires are pricey to replace and the car wants premium fuel, so running costs run higher than the sticker suggests. The Limited is the convertible version of the Crossfire, so you get open-air driving that the hardtop coupe doesn't offer. Its 3.2L V6 makes 215 horsepower and pairs with a six-speed automatic and rear-wheel drive, which is enough for relaxed cruising but not for serious acceleration. Expect 18 mpg combined and a snug two-seat cabin with 6.5 cubic feet of cargo space of trunk space, so pack light for weekend trips.
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$156
6% APR for 72 months
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20 days at this dealer
Recently listed; the dealer may be less flexible on price.
0 active alternatives
Similar vehicles nationwide
Limited availability reduces your negotiating room.
Ask Miles about this car, what it should cost, and how to handle the dealer.
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CarWay is a independent dealer in Memphis, TN. Their documentation fee is $699.
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