Vehicle History & Overview

Per the included accident-free Carfax report, this Crossfire was sold to its only Maryland-based owner in June 2004. The selling dealer acquired the car in October 2022 after it had accumulated just 33,600 miles. Some service records are shown on the Carfax report, and the vehicle appears to be mechanically and cosmetically stock. One key and the owner’s manuals are included.

Chrysler debuted the Crossfire concept in 2001 and production started in 2004. Thanks to the merger with Mercedes-Benz, the Crossfire borrowed the R170 chassis and drivetrains used for the SLK and topped it with art-deco styling featuring a distinctive boat-tail rear end. The name was reportedly derived from the existing business relationship and the unique character-lines that intersect under the mirrors on both sides of the car. Series production ended in December 2007.

Equipment

• Retractable rear spoiler

• 18-inch front and 19-inch rear alloy wheels

• Leather-trimmed seats and steering wheel

• Heated power seats

• Becker audio system

• 3.2L V6 engine and 5-speed automatic transmission

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Included Items

• Owner's manuals

• One key

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