Crossfire to be discontinued this summer
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04-04-2007, 03:54 PM
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04-04-2007, 05:59 PM
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RE: Crossfire to be discontinued this summer
i am not surprised. they didnt even sell that well around here. my nieghbor has one. in HS some of the kids had them. one fo our teachers. my uncle has one. but u dont see them everywhere like other american produtcs. BTW the new escape is disgusting. the old one was decent. why doesnt ford just bend over and make it easier for toyota to rape them.
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04-04-2007, 06:13 PM
RE: Crossfire to be discontinued this summer
ORIGINAL: dustyloins
I liked them as well, but I think the niche they were supposed to fill was better filled by the Nissan 350Z or even the Porsche Boxster.........
Dusty
I liked them as well, but I think the niche they were supposed to fill was better filled by the Nissan 350Z or even the Porsche Boxster.........
Dusty
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04-04-2007, 07:28 PM
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RE: Crossfire to be discontinued this summer
You are right Dakota....but really, you are arguing a point no one really gives a **** about.
It was a sporty luxury two seater, that wasn't really all that fast even in SRT form, too small for me to fit in comfortably and zero luggage space in the hatch. The fact that it was built from MB parts bins from a discontinued model only sealed the cars fate before it was ever produced.
It was a sporty luxury two seater, that wasn't really all that fast even in SRT form, too small for me to fit in comfortably and zero luggage space in the hatch. The fact that it was built from MB parts bins from a discontinued model only sealed the cars fate before it was ever produced.
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04-04-2007, 08:44 PM
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04-04-2007, 08:48 PM
RE: Crossfire to be discontinued this summer
ORIGINAL: thestealth
You are right Dakota....but really, you are arguing a point no one really gives a **** about.
It was a sporty luxury two seater, that wasn't really all that fast even in SRT form, too small for me to fit in comfortably and zero luggage space in the hatch. The fact that it was built from MB parts bins from a discontinued model only sealed the cars fate before it was ever produced.
You are right Dakota....but really, you are arguing a point no one really gives a **** about.
It was a sporty luxury two seater, that wasn't really all that fast even in SRT form, too small for me to fit in comfortably and zero luggage space in the hatch. The fact that it was built from MB parts bins from a discontinued model only sealed the cars fate before it was ever produced.