One can still purchase a low mileage Chrysler Crossfire if they're patient, and if such a ride is on your shopping list, keep reading, as the one pictured below is currently part of an ongoing ...

Emiro borrowed Chrysler parts to pair with the AMG, like the power steering pump and an exhaust system from a Crossfire SRT-6, and custom fabricated others. After plenty of tinkering, he got it ...

Nearly 20 years ago, Chrysler was comfortably nestled within the confines of plushy luxury, such as the Chrysler 300C sedan, mixed with some injected practicality courtesy of their Town & Country ...

You know what's so great about paint? There's no rules. They have laws restricting nearly everything else you do to your car: how low you lower it, how high you raise it, how fast you drive it ...

When today's 2004 Chrysler Crossfire Limited rolled off the assembly ... some scratches and scrapes in the also weathered black paint. That black hue has also been invited to the party on the ...

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Cars like today’s SOTW debutant, a Chrysler Crossfire. The Crossfire was designed by a New Yorker called Eric Stoddard. Eric has been in Korea with Kia for the last couple of decades ...

Plenty of trunk room. Fabulous stereo system,I have owned my 2005 Chrysler Crossfire since 2008. Great Car!! I would love to a take This Ride Home!!!This is 1 of my favorite Cars they didnt make ...

The Chrysler Crossfire was an odd vehicle to say the least. It was only made from 2004 to 2008, and probably for good reason. It was, ostensibly, a sports car from an automaker that wasn't known ...

To say the Chrysler Crossfire launched to mixed reviews would be an almighty understatement. Most journalists criticised its lifeless steering, harsh ride and dodgy interior quality. Accordingly ...

Unbeknownst to some people, the Chrysler Crossfire is actually based on the R170 platform used by the first-generation Mercedes-Benz SLK and shares most of its components with it. Needless to say ...