The latest member of the Crossfire family, the Chrysler Crossfire SRT-6… a new level of Crossfire with an infusion of race inspired, street legal American performance in both coupe and roadster forms.

Would you like to own the American equivalent of an old Mercedes SLK? This Chrysler Crossfire is being auctioned off at no reserve, so it might change hands for pennies on the dollar. The car in ...

We received two different viewpoints on the new, more powerful Chrysler SRT-6. The first was from SRT director Dan Knott, who said the SRT-6 features "sophisticated, refined performance technology." ...

MOVE OVER SRT-4 AND Ram SRT-10. Those hot Dodge models from Chrysler’s Performance Vehicle Operations shop are about to be joined in the showroom by PVO’s first stab at a souped-up Chrysler: the 2005 ...

We promise we won't judge you if you have a thing for the Chrysler Crossfire. After all, it is a Mercedes SLK dressed in different clothes, and we think it has aged finely. It doesn't break the bank ...

The Chrysler Crossfire turned out to be a misfire as the model never achieved the 20,000 annual sales envisioned by the company’s executives. Instead, U.S. sales peaked at 14,969 units in 2004 and ...

When is a Chrysler product branded as an SRT-6 not really an SRT-6? When it comes from Scott McCorkle’s Liberty Dodge in Charlotte, NC. The dealership has created what it is referring to as a Dodge ...

Begin with one mega stylish, close-coupled sporty coupe. Whack off the top. Amp up the engine compartment with a Mercedes-Benz sourced, handbuilt, 330-horse supercharged V-6. Add a stiffer suspension, ...

You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. Chrysler was a basket case a few years ago, but how quickly times change in the automotive industry.