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2004 Chrysler Crossfire Compact Sport Coupe
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Climb into Crossfire's snug cockpit and you will find a central spine and console cap splitting the space in half with a bolstered bucket seat on each side clad in distinctive two-tone leather.
Satin silver metallic trim lines the top of the console and crowns the stubby shifter stick as well as a grab bar across each door.
White-on-black gauges with metallic bezels fill the instrument panel and the metallic theme continues in bright rings on the four-spoke steering wheel.
Crossfire also comes with a long equipment list that extends to frontal and side-impact air bags, dual-zone air conditioning, a remote keyless entry system with central locking, security alarm and tire-pressure monitor, tow-away protection and an Infinity Modulus sound kit with CD deck.
Chrysler pegs the MSRP at $34,495 with manual gearbox, or $35,570 for the AutoStick.
Editors' Ratings
Pros: Good acceleration and handling, Distinctive styling inside and out
Cons: Road noise is a little loud, The visibility out the reaar window is extremely limited, No available sunroof, Needs a convertible version
Ratings (1-10)
- Style:9
- Performance: 8
- Price: 7
- Handling: 8
- Ride: 7
- Comfort: 8
- Quality: 7
- Overall: 7.7
More Data
Where Built: Osnabruck Germany
Major Options: All-season performance tires
Seating: 2
Number of Rows: 1
Crash Test Ratings:
- NHTSA Frontal Impact/Driver Crash Test Rating: Not Yet Tested
- NHTSA Frontal Impact/Passenger Crash Test Rating: Not Yet Tested
- NHTSA Side Impact/Front Seat Crash Test Rating: Not Yet Tested
- NHTSA Side Impact/Rear Seat Crash Test Rating: Not Yet Tested
- NHTSA Rollover Resistance Rating: Not Yet Tested
- IIHS Frontal Offset Crash Test: Not Yet Tested
Length in Inches: 159.8
