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Car Forum / Chrysler Cars / December 2004Chrysler Crossfire
This car is one beautiful car. We just purchased a white one with white rims. It is an srt-6 so we can pretty much out race anyone we encounter. The car moves. The 3.2 V6 with a supercharger will knock your socks off. Although it is pretty much a mercedes, I am very impressed. Anyone with similar feelings? | This car is one beautiful car. We just purchased a white one with white | rims. It is an srt-6 so we can pretty much out race anyone we | encounter. The car moves. The 3.2 V6 with a supercharger will knock | your socks off. Although it is pretty much a mercedes, I am very | impressed. Anyone with similar feelings? I like the looks of the car very much too. > "jushil" <jushil@usedcarstar.com> wrote in message > | your socks off. Although it is pretty much a mercedes, I am very > | impressed. Anyone with similar feelings? > > I like the looks of the car very much too. Many reviews of the Crossfire say that the interior layout has some appreciable shortcomings. It may not be as fun or "neat-o" to be in or get into or out-of as it looks on the outside. >Many reviews of the Crossfire say that the interior layout has some >appreciable shortcomings. It may not be as fun or "neat-o" to be in >or get into or out-of as it looks on the outside. Do you ever post anything in favor of DC???????? If so, I cannot recall. Whenever I see "MoPar Man" as the poster I always know the post will be negative to DC - ALWAYS! I appreciate his review, it gets tiring of biased reviews only saying how extremely great DC is, we all know they aren't perfect, and i think his review was in extremely good taste and didn't flame. No reason to cut him down because he's a tough critic, but I am also. I personally wasn't too proud of the interior of the crossfire, but the outside is beautiful. I also thought that after looking it over for a while...maybe its not going to hold up too well. Too much plastic. I hope i'm wrong and that they last forever. >>Many reviews of the Crossfire say that the interior layout has some >>appreciable shortcomings. It may not be as fun or "neat-o" to be in [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > Whenever I see "MoPar Man" as the poster I always know the post will be > negative to DC - ALWAYS! >I appreciate his review, it gets tiring of biased reviews only saying how >extremely great DC is, we all know they aren't perfect, and i think his [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] >> Whenever I see "MoPar Man" as the poster I always know the post will be >> negative to DC - ALWAYS! You have absolutely NO idea as to what I was actually saying. | > "jushil" <jushil@usedcarstar.com> wrote in message | [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] | appreciable shortcomings. It may not be as fun or "neat-o" to be in | or get into or out-of as it looks on the outside. I've never found those class of cars (regardless of who makes them) easy to get in and out of. ;-) ...and I've been in and out of quite a few. you better pray you never have to pay for repairs of anything on it it's going to cost you a mint > This car is one beautiful car. We just purchased a white one with white > rims. It is an srt-6 so we can pretty much out race anyone we > encounter. The car moves. The 3.2 V6 with a supercharger will knock > your socks off. Although it is pretty much a mercedes, I am very > impressed. Anyone with similar feelings? |
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