The Art Deco Boat-Tail Teardrop Coupe lives in the modern era in the Chrysler Crossfire.
First introduced as a concept car in 2001 styled by Eric Stoddard and refined by Andrew Dyson, the Chrysler Crossfire was first introduced at the 2001 North American International Auto Show, with production beginning in 2003 for the 2004 model year.
The Crossfire would serve as Chrysler’s Halo Car for the duration of its 4-year, single generation production run.
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Here, we are taking a detailed in-depth walk-around look at the interior and exterior of this 2004 Chrysler Crossfire Coupe.
Base Price: $33,620 ($45,802)
Optional Equipment: $1,075 ($1,465)
Destination Charge: $650 ($886)
Total Price as Shown: $35,345 ($48,153)
*Prices shown above are when the car was brand new. Prices shown in parenthesis are the 2019 equivalents accounted for inflation.
Exterior Color: Sapphire Blue Metallic
Interior Color: Medium/Dark Slate Leather
Engine: 3.2L SOHC 18V V6
Transmission: 5-Speed 5Gtronic Automatic
Optional Equipment Shown on Vehicle:
22A Package - $1,075 ($1,465)
-W5A330 5-Speed Automatic
-AutoStick
-Winter/Sport Mode
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7 окт 2024
