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The Chrysler Crossfire is a rear wheel drive sports car, which was launched as a concept car in 2001 and started production for sale in 2003. The name Crossfire refers to the main styling feature of the model. There are two lines that run from the rear of the car to the front of the car. These lines cross each other midway through the door panels.
The interior looks beautiful and the cabin is comfortable at times. There is a lot of detailing on the dashboard and the interior is fitted with leather as standard. This adds to the luxury feeling of the cabin. However, the effect of the interior is lessened due to the silver plastic. The seats often wear badly and can be uncomfortable for taller passengers. This is due to the small cabin, which forces the backrests towards the rear bulkhead. Taller drivers may also find the size of the cabin uncomfortable. The oversized steering wheels makes the already small cabin feel even smaller.
Chrysler Crossfire Pros
1. Distinctive looking
2. Rare sight on the road, so will draw attention
3. Handles well
4. Lots of extras as standard
5. Has plenty of power
Chrysler Crossfire Cons
1. Small cabin
2. Large steering wheel
3. Silver plastic reduces the effect of the interior
4. Expensive to buy
5. Thick rear pillars reduce visibility
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