Just found this on Facebook:

Chrysler Crossfire

It's in German, but I've never seen a breakdown of numbers like this. By year, is shows total cars, but it also shows Coupes versus Roadsters.

A mod might wanna move this to that thread (that I cant find now) where we are discussing numbers. I don't remember ever seeing this.

 

Here's the English translation for the 1st page using Google translate. Great find Mark!

The Chrysler Crossfire is available as a coupe and as a roadster derived, which was produced by Karmann on behalf of DaimlerChrysler. The models are based on the Mercedes SLK 170, the Coupé has contrary to this, however, a fixed steel roof and a roadster soft top.

The Crossfire, which was manufactured from 2003 to 2007 by Karmann in Osnabrück, owes its name to the intersecting beads (cross -. Engl cross) in the sidelines. The start of production of the Crossfire coupe was the 3rd February 2003 and the Crossfire Roadster 2 February 2004. The Crossfire was available in two versions: with a 3.2-liter V6 naturally aspirated engine (160 kW/218 hp) and 310 Nm of torque, as well as Crossfire SRT6 with an equal supercharged engine and 246 kW (335 hp) and 420 Nm torque. The latter is based on the engine of the SLK 32 AMG, but was cut back by 14 kW (19 hp).

In connection to this was a 6-speed manual transmission or a 5-speed automatic (SRT6 only with automatic transmission) with adaptive shift control available (automatic handling as usual, or you turn on the auto-stick function by briefly pressing the selector lever).

 

Yea, but what got me was the chart at the bottom!

 

There is an English translation on this page, you just have to understand German. LOL

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It does not have the same info though I see.
So scratch this.

 

354HP/332ftlbs of torque on a standard AMG engine fitted into the SRT6. This was part of the post you just put up. All the while, they still claim it was detuned...lol. Nice info you found. Doesn't give any real production breakdown numbers, but still an interesting read.

 

I saw de-tuned numbers , where did you see these figures?
But I did see these production figures.

 

Great find and I added the coupe/roadster numbers info to one of the many posts about production numbers.

 

Hey, Guys, I just posted this becasue of the NUMBERS of Coupes and Roadsters - didn't mean to get all this other discussion started.

Not that the discussion is a bad thing...

 

I still haven't seen the numbers....? Can we post them here or are they in a PDF or something?

 

A brief copy of the numbers is in post #6.

 

Thank you! Link in the first post is blocked on my end for some reason...

 

Hoping to contribute to the thread here, found this while poking around...


2003 Chrysler Crossfire Images, Information and History | Conceptcarz.com

 

Thanks to Pizza and all who have posted in this thread - fascinating info. Post #6 with numbers is great. (Thanks again Onehundred80). Gotta wonder what the marketing people were thinking as they made their decisions.

Alicia

 

number of units produced per calendar year, not model year........correct?

 

Probably so. However, I'm very surprised by the total amount of roadsters produced. I didn't expect the number to be that high.

 

the HP #'s were found where they list the engines supplied by AMG The engine we all know was never detuned but 1st time I had seen actual HP/torque listed

sorry I am typing 1 handed weak side for awhile

 

wow great info about these cars ! Thanks to all who provided the info !!! I can never get enough about reading about these cars !!!!!!!!

 

I assume "gesamt" means guestimate?

 

No, it means whole, entire

 

So much for my German!

#:>)