Review Chrysler Crossfire 3.8L Mercedes V6 5-speed Semi-Automatic 2005
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Submitted by andy
Key strengths: Blisteringly fast
Areas for improvement: Faulty hydraulic locking unit on the trunk
Wonderful car, I love it. Probably the best German-built sports car to emerge this decade!Mercedes quality is present everywhere on the car - the interior is all chrome. However, the chrome is slippery - and it can be hard to shift the chrome lever.Blisteringly fast - 160 mph top speed on the Autobahn and a brisk accelerator.The interior is very welcoming, but the leather is very cold in the winter.The car has a striking appearance with its low body and lines.
Except for a faulty hydraulic locking unit on the trunk, there have been no problems with the Crossfire. The running costs for Chrysler Crossfire 3.8L Mercedes V6 5-speed Semi-Automatic are high
Areas for improvement: Faulty hydraulic locking unit on the trunk
Wonderful car, I love it. Probably the best German-built sports car to emerge this decade!Mercedes quality is present everywhere on the car - the interior is all chrome. However, the chrome is slippery - and it can be hard to shift the chrome lever.Blisteringly fast - 160 mph top speed on the Autobahn and a brisk accelerator.The interior is very welcoming, but the leather is very cold in the winter.The car has a striking appearance with its low body and lines.
Except for a faulty hydraulic locking unit on the trunk, there have been no problems with the Crossfire. The running costs for Chrysler Crossfire 3.8L Mercedes V6 5-speed Semi-Automatic are high
Safety: 79
Equipment: 78
Reliability: 68
Driving: 82
Comfort: 68
Design: 79
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