Chrysler Crossfire

Chrysler Crossfire Featured
MSRP: $33,620.00
Invoice: $31,158.00
Shipping:    ---
Holdback:   ---
Final Cost:  $31,158.00
Chrysler Crossfire Features

Chrysler Crossfire start with the undeniably seductive body. Seen side on, Crossfire's slingshot profile is dramatic: low stance, strakes on front fenders, short overhangs wrapped tightly around tall tires. 

Here's why:

• Chrysler Crossfire differs first because the basic package delivers the goods as a GT tourer, and finally because the potential is obviously (and realistically) here for the car to grow further into its sinewy skin.
• Chrysler Crossfire is powered by the engine SOHC 3.2-Liter, V6, 18-Valve, SEFI Engine; Front Mounted With horsepower of 215@5700, torque of 229@3000, Aluminum Block and Heads. 
• Chrysler Crossfire hunkers down easily on twisty roads. Handling is even handed and predictable, with mild under steer at the limits. 
• Chrysler Crossfire drives like a stiffer version of the SLK, which, oddly enough, it is. While the SLK feels firm for a car that can raise its roof, the fixed head coupe Chrysler is that and then some tight and unfazed by rough pavement.
• Chrysler Crossfire power train pairing consists of a 3.2 liter, SOHC V-6, coupled to a six speed manual or (optional) five speed automatic.

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Terms Defined

• MSRP: “Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price”. This is the actual price that is typically attached to the car via a sticker on the window.
• Invoice: This is an invoice provided by the manufacturer that is not actual Base Cost. Invoices have a hidden fee or "Holdback" that equals a percentage of the MSRP or Invoice price.
• Shipping: The fee charged for transporting the vehicle to the dealer from the manufacturer. This charge is to be passed on to the buyer without any markup.
• Hold Back: This is a non-published pricing promotion (discount) that is given back to the dealer at the conclusion of a sale of a vehicle.
• Final Cost: This is derived by adding shipping to the invoice amount and subtracting any rebates and hold back.

  

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