2008 Chrysler Crossfire User Reviews

Pros

Looks great, grabs the road, hatchback has a lot of trunk space, very quick after 1st gear

Cons

Blind spot, needs another cup holder, not great for tall people

Purchased As Used

I actually got an 04 Crossfire used from Carmax, and I'm using the term "used" loosely. It cost me $14,000 and had 3k miles on it, and was in perfect condition. I have yet to have any trouble with it, only needing to do the basics like wiper blades and oil changes, and it has been a year. The car isn't the fastest sports car from 0-20 mph (although definitely not at all slow), but it can really fly after that. The ride is smooth and the car is rigid, so it handles well even at high speeds. The downside is that it also lets you feel potholes and speed bumps more than some other cars. The interior of the car actually has a decent amount of space but doesn't have a ton headroom, so people over 6'2" may have some trouble. There is also a massive blindspot in each rear corner, so you really have to look back when merging or changing lanes.

The speakers it comes with are very nice stock, and it's great for city driving because you can fit in tight parking spots that most cars don't have a chance of getting in. The miles per gallon are pretty solid for a sports car, and you can fit a lot in the hatchback. I've been able to fit my girlfriends and my luggage in the back with room to spare, which is partly because there is no spare. The car did, however, come with run-flats and a repair kit.

The car also just looks amazing. It runs absolutely great, but if you're looking at this car, obviously you also like the looks. I get compliments on my car all the time, and still absolutely love driving it. I'd recommend one to just about anyone.