Absolutely loved it. I regret selling it. One of the Best, most reliable cars I've ever owned. It was quick enough to run with the newest Mustang GTS at the drag strip and handled good enough to just warrant fluid and pads at the track, specifically ASC. Was a fantastic little car, always garnered looks from everybody, always asking what it was, for some reason confused with Porsche, and was small enough to dart through traffic. It was incredibly reliable, drove 187 miles at an average 150 mph in Germany, wonderful car.

I have enjoyed owning my Crossfire. This is actually the second Crossfire I've owned. I previously purchased a 2004. I've had some minor issues but nothing major. It handles well and has solid acceleration. I purchased the coupe instead of the convertible. The interior is comfortable, and the cargo space is sufficient for my needs. The visual appeal of the car is outstanding.

The exterior of the car is beautiful. The sharp lines and body look great. The interior looks and feels high quality and stand up to decent wear and tear. The interior being black is perfect for daily use. It hides anything you or someone else might accidentally spill. The neon green interior lights look great with the black interior, as does the chrome finish. I like the acceleration and speed. But the price for maintenance and repair is absolutely insane and you have to use premium gas.