prometheus1116 asked:

My cousin has Crossfire, I have a Mustang GT. In a 0-60, ¼ mile and full mile, who will win? Both of us are equally good drivers.


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dmowet1 asked:

Let me know if anyone is interested. The car is awesome but I can’t quite afford it right now.


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andreff123 asked:

My real question is, is it expensive to fix this car when stuff goes wrong? I ask this because I have a 2002 Audi A4 and im fed up with how much it costs to fix stupid shit that shouldnt go wrong on a nice car like an Audi. It was $650 to change all the liquids in the car. And i just dropped $1500 because the front axel was messed up or some bull. So is the Crossfire like this where its going to cost me $1000 every time some little thing happens to it?


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poll3000 asked:

I’m thinking of getting one of these cars (2nd hand) and wondered what the best choice would be. Being female, I have a slightly different criteria to most guys. Please help me choose based on looks, interior, comfort, room, rear view vision, ease of parking/manoeuvring… (rather than horse power, blah blah blah… as that means nothing to me). Thanks x


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couv2020 asked:

Can someone tell me where the convertible roof sensors are located on a 2005 Chrysler Crossfire. I am getting an alarm while driving with the top up. This alarm does not go off when the top is down.


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Deandre m asked:

this is for prom 4 maybe only 2 days


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John H asked:

The first start the car starts right up. If I turn it off and then immediately restart it, it was start fine. If I let the car sit for 20 minutes or so, the car will start but run poorly (like it is flooded), Usually dies and then is very hard to restart. If I can keep it running (remember it sounds flooded) for a few minutes it works its way through its problems and will run fine until the next time. I put a new starter on it but that has not cured the problem. Any suggestions??


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Frank M asked:

Im 19 years old and im have a 2006 Ford F-150 .Im looking at getting a Chrysler Crossfire. I have been driving since August 06 and I never have gotten pulled over or gotten into a accident. Am I looking at getting a big boost on my car issurance. Please someone with this kind of expierance please help.

Thanks


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Joe asked:

I am currently thinking of leasing a crossfire but im worried if it is worth it. i see it has 215hp which is probably alot for such a small car. but is it really enough? is the car quick and fun to drive? how good is the MPG?does anyone know what the 0-60mph time is?
I am currently thinking of leasing a crossfire but im worried if it is worth it. i see it has 215hp which is probably alot for such a small car. but is it really enough? is the car quick and fun to drive? how good is the MPG?does anyone know what the 0-60mph time is? The reason i would lease is because we get really good deals on leasing cars through dodge,jeep, chrysler. Chrysler pays for our insurance and gives us a pretty low cost for the car a month.


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Adam H asked:

Hey guys -
Okay, here is the deal. I am looking to buy a new car, but I don’t have a ton of car knowledge, I know a little - but I’m far from an expert. Right now I have an ‘05 Chrsyler Crossfire, that well - lets say I should have taken better care of. Anyways, it just is not a practical car for me anymore, and it isn’t running so great these days (Crazy, I know - it is only three years old!). Anyways, I’m looking to buy something a bit nicer, and no flames about the money I am looking to spend - I have saved and it is my money, no help from anyone else. So I really don’t want to hear your crap about it. Sorry if it bothers you that I would rather know which car is best for what I am looking for.

I’m thinking of a BMW - my chrysler only seats two and I need something bigger. I don’t necessarily need a convertible (My chrysler is, and I am holding on to it). I just need something a little bigger and more practical, any suggestions you car experts? I’m not stuck on a BMW either.
I’ll take any other make of car in to consideration - BMW is not my final decision, but I do like them a lot. Offer your suggestions please - and why you suggested them. My chrsyler is a really fun car, but it has been a pain lately as it isn’t practical.

If my price range helps -
I really do not want to exceed $80,000. So, around there or under (Under would DEFINATELY be nice).

Thanks!
I am not starting a family - and no I am not worried about the car attracting women, I am gay - so I couldn’t care less. However, me and my boyfriend are moving into a new house and neither of our cars are as practical.
My chrysler is impractical now - not only because I have taken crappy care of it, but because for work - I am often required to lug a ton of crap back and forth and well, my Chrysler has like…no space. But I still want something attractive and somewhat sporty.


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