The Chrysler Crossfire comes in 2 models - Coupe and Roadster.

Crossfire Coupe
The vivid boat-tail design, dual eshaust tips, the active rear spoiler and the aggressive stance is its architecture. Available leather-trimmed interior with a multitude of power ammenities is its decor.

- Coupe 3.2L Auto - Base Price: $69,990*
- Coupe 3.2L Manual - Base Price: $69,990*

Crossfire Roadster
From the self-stowing top on down, the Roadster is a source of passion and ingenuity. By implementing such advanced systems as the electric-over-hydraulic power top, two-stage seal and weather strip management, and the cogent composition of soft-top material, the noise/vibration/harshness factor has been veritably eliminated, delivering a smooth, quiet and solid convertible.

- Roadster 3.2L Auto - Base Price: $75,990*
- Roadster 3.2L Manual - Base Price: $75,990*

Exterior

The long ribbed bonnet, hunkered-down roofline and sweeping rear pillars, leading to the distinctive boat tail and the massive, sculptured rear wings are all retained from the original concept vehicle, as is the unique body side crossover line (which gives rise to the vehicle name).

It starts as a concave, indented crease behind the front wheelarch and crosses over the car’s flanks – ‘crossing’ to a convex crease mid-door – then sweeps back to highlight the edge of the rear wings and delineate the tail lamp clusters. The fine curves create an appearance that lures the hearts of sportscar fans worldwide.

Interior

Chrysler Crossfire is a two seater designed to give the driver that special feeling of being inside the cockpit of something very sporty, serious and protective. The sophisticated two-tone, twin cockpit-theme interior complements the exterior. The distinctive exterior centre spine shape also appears on the gear shift and instrument panel.

Performance

The new Chrysler Crossfire is low-slung with a sculpted appearance for stand-out on-road presence. Whether your preference is for the Coupe or Roadster, Crossfire demonstrates exceptional road holding ability.

Both models offer a genuine 240 km/h+ sports car, with acceleration from standstill to 100 km/h in just 6.5 seconds.

Braking performance is also solid, with the Chrysler Crossfire Roadster going from 100 to 0 km/h in 38 metres.