gavriil

Source: Auto News

einsatz

I don't see a single reason why to pick that over the new SLK. It looks bad from the side. The interiors look nice, but I bet they have a cheap feel to them in person.

I'd rather save up some more $ and go for the MB than cheap out and get the Chrysler.

DISRUPTV

i'd get the droptop over the coupe ...bit i'd make sure that i always have the top down.....w/the top up, it looks like crap

Red-CL

It's still slow.

DISRUPTV

its gonna get the c32 amg supercharged engine w/330hp instead of 349hp w/in a year i hear...however i dont know if the droptop will receive that engine as an option

phil2

LOOKS 1000X better as a convertible

charliemike

According to C&D it will.

chungkopi

and i saw them in person and it is fugly inside and outside.

mark_12345

Weird looking... but then again I thought the coupe was weird looking too.


http://www.germancarfans.com/News.cf...es-benz/1.html

Beltfed

For those who aren't familiar with the abbreviation SRT, Dodge uses it to stand for Street and Racing Technology. Now Chrysler is also going to use the SRT badge for the Crossfire coupe and roadster, which will also be the first SRT vehicles available outside North America. Chrysler will present the 2005 Crossfire SRT-6 at the Geneva Auto Show, which opens to the public on March 4.
Unlike the Dodge SRT versions, which have bold looks and extreme performance, the Chrysler SRT vehicles will be understated and feature refined performance. The Crossfire SRT-6 is equipped with a hand-built 330-hp 3.2-liter supercharged V-6 with 330 hp and 310 lb-ft of torque. It is teamed to an upgraded five-speed automatic transmission with AutoStick. The SRT-6 will be able to perform the sprint from 0 to 60 mph in just 5 seconds. The top speed is electronically limited to 155 mph. The engine delivers 90 percent of peak torque in a broad power band from 2300 to 6200 rpm.

For optimal performance, the Crossfire SRT-6 has a sport tuned suspension with increased spring rates and performance tuned damping and ultra high performance Michelin Pilot Sport tires: 225/40 ZR-18 (front) and 255/35 ZR-19 (rear). Also the ESP is specifically tuned for dynamic driving. Four ventilated disc brakes with dual-piston calipers should stop the fast Crossfire from 60 to 0 mph in approximately 115 feet.

The body of the Crossfire is enhanced with a fixed rear spoiler and a front fascia chin spoiler. In the interior there is a special instrument cluster with a 200-mph speedo, hinting at its performance bent. Pearl nappa leather sport seats with suede inserts and bolsters and embroidered 'SRT-6' on the headrests provide the sporty look. -Henny Hemmes


http://www.thecarconnection.com/index.asp?article=6870

Crazy Bimmer

If they priced it at 40-45k decently optioned, then i bet it would sell.

I saw a regular one today and thought it was kinda cool looking. Im gonna say it.. but i liked it!

NOVAwhiteTypeS

nice hand built for a domestic pretty cool.. looks good too

Black CL-S 4-Life

Very nice. Would be a steal if the price is around 42k.

mantis23

not bad at all. can't wait to see how it retains value.

Moog-Type-S

Nice looking Vert!!! and more HP is a +

gavriil

Guys please do a search before opening threads...