Just saw the new Crossfire Roadster!! - Page 2

ROTARYVIRGIN · 2004-05-16 05:51:17

Originally posted by ROTARYVIRGIN The 8 has more of a pure sports car look and feel, while the crossfire is more comfortable for us old geezers. I still would like to get a rx8 or posssilbly a rx7 if it returns, I just hope I'm not to old to really appreciate it. Woah there old man! Your making me feel really good here :) ! I could easily be your father. Still I'm able to keep my wrinkled hands griping my 8's wheel, and would rate comfort, even at my advanced age - pretty pleasant. Do you mean that the Crossfire's suspension reflexes and steering are more 'soft' {I've never driven one}, or power is less edgy, or that the seats and ergonomics are more Chrysler like, or what?

05-25-2004, 01:23 PM

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Originally posted by ROTARYVIRGIN
That's fine with me that you don't like any chrysler products. Were all entitled to our opinions. I love the 8 as well as the crossfire, but I am 13 years older than you and have different priorities than someone in their early twenties. The 8 has more of a pure sports car look and feel, while the crossfire is more comfortable for us old geezers. I still would like to get a rx8 or posssilbly a rx7 if it returns, I just hope I'm not to old to really appreciate it.

I'm not sure what your needs and priorities are, but the crossfire is a small 2 seater with a tight interior, which also has very limited cargo space. I'm looking at the TT V6 and the 300C insted of a Crossfire, because each offers a high level of luxury, performance and cargo space. I'm in my early 20's. I'm not sure what your looking for in a sports car, or a roadster if that's the case, but if your completely sold on the Crossfire, try holding out to see the Crossfire SRT-6 model. Personally, I'd say the TT is more comfortable than a Crossfire - the TT has a more roomier interior, higher level of luxury, awd, a lot more cargo space. It is luxurious so it doesn't seem like your driving "a kids car," if that's how you feel, also it gets over 22 in the city and close to 30 mpg on the highway. I'd say that the TT is a overall better package than the Crossfire, but it is slightly more money than the Crossfire. But whatever you go with, goodluck with, and don't forget to post pics.

- Mike

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