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Does it really come as a surprise to anyone?
I mean seriously Chrysler, how long did you think you could pull the wool over our eyes? The car is nearly as expensive as a Chevrolet Corvette, doesnt perform as well, and is based on Mercedes-Benz parts that date back to the last century... Great move guys, and think, you could have built the Firepower concept car...
I agree with the Leftlane Perspective. This car sould be small and cheap, and able to compete with the crosstown rivals at GM. Strip the car of the Mercedes do-dads, throw in some classic Chrysler bits and pieces, and sell the car for less than $30,000. If they can align the car against the Sky, it might be worth a look... But knowing DCX, they will drive the model into the ground before anything happens...
Leftlanenews.comChrysler decided not to bring any 2006 model year Crossfire roadsters or coupes to the United States due to extremely weak sales of the German-built car, according to Automotive News. Dealers reportedly have plenty of 2005 models left, and there was no need to bring over the 2006 Crossfire. Chryslers COO did say a 2007 model would come to the U.S., but no details on possible changes were given. The Crossfire is based on the previous-generation Mercedes SLK-Class platform, and has sold poorly due to its high price. In March, AutoExpress reported that production of the car was near being halted. Recently, Reuters reported that Chrysler would pay the company that makes the Crossfire to reduce the contracted output volume. The Leftlane Perspective: Find a way to build a news Crossfire priced against the Pontiac Solstice and Saturn Sky. Forget the expensive Mercedes parts the Sky and Solstice do fine without them.
I mean seriously Chrysler, how long did you think you could pull the wool over our eyes? The car is nearly as expensive as a Chevrolet Corvette, doesnt perform as well, and is based on Mercedes-Benz parts that date back to the last century... Great move guys, and think, you could have built the Firepower concept car...
I agree with the Leftlane Perspective. This car sould be small and cheap, and able to compete with the crosstown rivals at GM. Strip the car of the Mercedes do-dads, throw in some classic Chrysler bits and pieces, and sell the car for less than $30,000. If they can align the car against the Sky, it might be worth a look... But knowing DCX, they will drive the model into the ground before anything happens...