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The Chrysler Crossfire end car debuted at the 2001 Detroit Auto Show. The car made a strong impression on the public, which served as an immediate decision of the management to launch the car in series as soon as possible. It took the company two years to develop a production model. The Chrysler Crossfire premiered in the summer of 2003. The compact sports coupe has received a neo-retro design. The car is 60% composed of new components and assemblies. The rest of the details were borrowed from various Mercedes-Benz models. The car is equipped with only one engine - a 3.2-liter unit that develops a capacity of 215 horsepower. With it, the coupe reaches 100 km / h in 6.5 seconds. The Chrysler Crossfire is equipped with a retractable rear spoiler that activates at a speed of 92 km / h. In 2004, at the motor show in Detroit, the company showed a roadster based on a serial coupe. The main difference between the novelty and the original Crossfire is the automatically retractable roof. The roadster's soft top folds in 22 seconds. In technical terms, the car repeats the compartment version and is equipped with a similar 3.2-liter engine. In 2004, a year after the release of the Chrysler Crossfire coupe, the Chrysler Crossfire Roadster was introduced to the public as a sporty convertible with a soft top. Built on the R170 platform, like the Mercedes-Benz SLK320, it was not much different from the base model. To maintain the inherent rigidity of a coupe, the Roadster has been reinforced, which adds 36 kg to the car. The roof of the Chrysler Crossfire Roadster The 3-layer tarpaulin on a metal frame folds entirely into the trunk, after which there is not much free space of just 104 liters. In turn, the Roadster's luggage compartment is 190 liters with the top up. Like the Chrysler Crossfire coupe, the roadster was produced with a 3.2-liter engine, which develops 215 hp in naturally aspirated version and 335 hp with a compressor. In addition to the 215-horsepower engine, 2 gearboxes were offered, a 5-speed automatic transmission and a 5-speed manual transmission. Chrysler Crossfire Roadster with a power unit of greater power was equipped with a 5-speed "automatic". In conclusion, the Chrysler Crossfire lasted until 2007, when both the coupe and roadster were discontinued.