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Old 09-22-2008, 11:06 PM   #1
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Should I buy a Crossfire?

I have been looking at them and really like the looks and the way they drive, is there any common problems people are having with them, are they good cars to own. I have a lincoln LS and it has been nothing but a nightmare. Thanks
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Old 01-27-2009, 12:21 AM   #2
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Re: Should I buy a Crossfire?

My parents own a 2006 Crossfire and it's been very reliable for them. I guess this all depends on what year you're looking at. Last years models only came with a SOHC engine, which for $35,000 is pretty asinine.

My only complaints with my parents Cross are the fact that the resale will continue to drop like a rock and soon they will be worth nothing. Second would be the interior, it's pretty cheap. This is nit picking, but it's a bit short on power IMO and the steering is numb.
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