2008 Chrysler Crossfire Overview, Reviews, Ratings & Specs

My Chrysler Crossfire is a very unique vehicle and is no longer a production model from Chrysler. It has become increasingly rare over since 2008 and has very identifiable traits about it in comparison to other vehicles on the road. It's sporty, 2 door and low riding with quite a bit of performance. A dislike about the vehicle is the paint color, it's an off slate gray color from the factory and I've never liked it very much.

While I have had my vehicle for approximately a week, I am quite impressed with the sheer luxury and design of this American-made beauty. This is my first step into the American-made auto arena, and I must say I am impressed. Having always gone the foreign auto route and most recently coming from a 2007 BMW 328i, I was a bit skeptical about buying American. However, after persuasion from a friend who is a fellow Cadillac owner and the incentives offered on the 2010s, I decided to make the move. I must say at this point in time, I am completely satisfied with my new luxury sedan. The car turns plenty of heads, and I love my Black Raven exterior with Ebony interior. GM, you rock!

I like the look and feel of it. I like the way it makes me feel when I drive it. I like all the attention I get when I drive the car. It is good with gas & runs like a charm

If you are a sucker for great styling and like to own what will no doubt be a future collectible, check out the Crossfire. This is a true driver's car, with terrific performance, a great interior and a very comfortable ride.

I love the color I love the space I love the seats

The vehicle is comfortable and very efficient. The car is very fast and provides maximum comfort for the family. The car does not eat up much fuel so it is very economical

I like my vehicles overall size but I'm not a big fan of the features.