@@azizaladwani000 Mine is very reliable. Very minor problems, I only changed a crankshaft sensor and a blower motor, not much more on 130.000 miles till now. I´m 178 cm, it´s perfect for me so surely no problem with 180 cm.
In this car it's shared 80% of its parts with the r170 generation of the Mercedes SLK its first generation with the 250 horsepower V6 engine so under the hood of this car is the 3.2 l V6 engine however unlike the SLK320 and this car has the m112 3.2 l V6 from Mercedes and it makes 250 horsepower
I just wish most of all that they made the S-R/T-6 package manual only. I know it’s a luxury grand tourer, not a true “sports” car, but it’s still a driver’s car, regardless, and the words “roadster” and “automatic” don’t belong in the same sentence. I felt the same way about the Cadillac XLR and the last Ford Thunderbird.
I think they look beautiful, some of the best looking rims ever designed, extremely reliable, if it came out today, you wouldn’t think twice if it was a modern car
Lovely car. Been liking it since before I could drive. The design is fab, the interior is a bit lacking (could have used some wood trim or less plastic). Seems comfortable and a good value for the money.
I always loved this car except for that mid-2000s Chrysler corporate fascia. With such a gorgeous retro-sleek body design, they went and stuck the same face on it as the Chrysler 200 sedan and the Town and Country minivan. It's not horrible, but it detracts from the otherwise smooth flowing lines. And since it's a two-seater coupe, sorry Canadians! You're walking home today.
I have a 2008 low miles convertible version. It is the aero blue color with white and grey interior. Even after all these years, I rarely make it through a gas station fill-up without someone complimenting or asking about it. Although most just want to know what it is. Fortunately, I have not needed any sheet metal parts. All the other parts are easy to find from any Mercedes parts outlet. Just punch in 2004 Mercedes SLK320 as the vehicle and you'll get the exact parts needed for the Crossfire. The supercharged SRT version is supposedly more collectable, but most of them have been beat to death on racetracks and parts are going to be harder to get.
I want to buy one and good news for me, no recent comments here, yes haha LOL. Thank you dear Bill, for the video, highly appreciated. Although, I got a bit nauseous watching it. Next video, keeping both hands where they should be will surely help a lot, no offense LOL. And yes, the issue with rear view and backing is noticed. Already searching Amazon for rear few camara systems, should only take a few bucks. Having said that, also find 4 pieces of blind spot stick on mirrors for $5.99 and thus ridiculed and hopefully silenced all design critics. Clueless they are, would Yoda say. Dislike the materials used in the interior ? Also found on Amazon, Chrysler Crossfire Wood Dash Kit trim $199,99 order now, delivered tomorrow with Prime LOL Why waist your hard earnest paycheck on a Pagani, no trim kits on Amazon, like seriously? Besides rumor has it that its owner manual starts with "Lasciate ogne speranza, voi ch'intrate" LOL The next time you hear from me, I will have pictures !!!!!!
That is a nice looking car - too bad they stopped making it - that’s the problem with Chrysler, they discontinue models way too fast and too much - nothing lasts except the Cherokee.
That staged spoiler retraction could be a safety feature (I imagine it would make a good guillotine). Maybe it only does that when the spoiler retracts and the car is not moving?
This might be a dumb question but is this all wheel drive? I was thinking of buying this car if it is but the small rear windshield may cause quite a blind spot.
Great little car. Super fun. Especially the 6 speed manual. I loved mine. I sold it to get my G8 gt. But I would buy another one. They are a great deal to, really cheap. You won't regret buying it.
I had this exact car, too bad Chrysler ruined the design with the horrible grille. The front-end dates the car, otherwise, beautiful lines. The aftermarket grilles aren't any better.
I love this car!!!..The problem is that you have chrysler parts and mercedes parts and NEITHER company is known for reliability so, if effect, you have the worst of both worlds and a rolling disaster-to-be on wheels!!!!
BILL: The design had caught my attention back in the day and now. Maybe 15 years from now it could be lawn art and have the goat's play on it and the birds 🐦 do their number on it.🐐🐐🐐🐦🦇🦇🦛🐈⬛🦌🦙🦉🐞🐜🥃☕🚬
