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The guy on TV just said he lost five pants sizes, now Chrysler is reportedly slashing production of the slow-selling Crossfire. (I know! Five pants sizes! That's gotta be like 600 pounds!) According to German newspaper, Die, Fledermaus, Die...
We spent a weekend a while back tooling around Los Angeles in a Crossfire SRT-6, and we have to say we fell in love with the little roadster. It was fast, flashy enough for even the most jaded Hollywood types (seriously, we drew tons of attention...
Our gadgety cousin, Joel from Gizmodo, on assignment at the CeBIT show in Germany, shot this pic of a Chrysler Crossfire, done up in emergency trim. That is, assuming "Notarzt" means "emergency," unless Germany has a pressing need for on-call...
With a new SRT Chrysler Crossfire done up in Formula D trim making an appearance at SEMA, Mopar's new focus on becoming a contender to Japan's best on the drifting track looks to be getting sharper. Good for Mopar, we say. Recognizing that...
It's easy to be resentful of Jay Leno's access to cutting-edge automotive crap. That guy's been at the front of more lines than Rick James (RIP, brothah), at least when it comes to car stuff. This time, he got the first lithium I-Cell powered...
So much for those UAW negotiations. Chrysler is cutting 12,000 jobs. And while ChryCerebus is dropping the PT Convertible, Magnum, Crossfire and Pacifica, for some bizarre reason they are pushing ahead with hybrid Durangos and Aspens. Oh boy....
And thus comes the answer to the "What're we gonna do with all of these damn SLK-derived Chrysler coupes and roadsters?" question that's been burning in the minds of DCX execs. The answer? Let Sabine Ehrenfeld sell 'em! Ehrenfeld, better known as...
While the financial situation at Chrysler isn't as dire as it is at Ford or fantastically retarded as it is at GM, DCX's American subsidiary is offering dealers $750 for each extra vehicle they order to clear out old stock. No word on whether
Chrysler released images of a new, Viper-based speedster, temporarily dubbed the Chrysler Firepower. (Since Chrysler doesn't own the name, it will come up with something equally explicit in time for the Detroit Auto Show in January.) The...
TTAC's Michael Karesh takes on the new Chrysler Sebring's looks and doesn't like what he finds. Then again, does anyone like the look of this monostrosity? Chrysler, of course, is known for offbeat design, a reputation that began with the original...
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