Hi there,
Looking to get a 2004/2005 Crossfire and wondered what the best buy was?
Auto or manual? Coupe or soft top? You seem to get a lot of car for the money!!
Kind regards Paul Tennant
Answer
You do indeed get a lot of car for the money!
If you like to drive hard then the hard top is more rigid and better for b-road fun. If you like to cruise in the sunshine and cornering isn't your thing, the soft top is the way to go.
The reliability is fine, but not legendary. So going for the manual is safer as all Autos age more quickly than manuals and the wear leads to big bills eventually.
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