As you know, we're very proud here at WindRestrictor® to be officially licensed Mopar. I did a whole blog post on just Chrysler and a bit of their history. But, I'd like to write a post specifically focusing on the Chrysler Crossfire.

When talking about American classics, Chrysler is often overlooked. We hard loads about both Ford and GM. Why not concentrate on a Chrysler model that will turn heads and get people noticing?

The Crossfire has long been a car that we're more than happy to be able to produce a high-level wind blocker/wind deflector for. So, let's take some time and find out a little more about this awesome car that everyone confuses for a Mercedes-Benz SLK 170. How long have they been on the road? Are they still manufactured? What are their sales numbers? We'll answer these questions and more right now!

WindScreen Review: Ret's Chrysler Crossfire

"I purchased my car and wanted to add a wind breaker, I ordered this Deflectair (TM) unit which looks nice, but the Velcro and the chatter were kind of a nuisance.

I replaced it with a WindRestrictor® brand for multiple reasons, No rattle and Velcro The light option is very nice for looks! Plus the spare brake light really helps me be more visual coming to a stop!

I also purchased the Roadster lighted door sill which I love when I open the door at night! It's a great unique show item!"

CUSTOMER SPOTLIGHT :

Char Marie Hurt-Robertson & "Beth"  

2005 Chrysler Crossfire Roadster - Base Model 6 speed Manual

"I was at the dealership with my Jeep the year the Crossfire first came out. While I was waiting for the Service Department, I decided to look around the showroom floor -  And that is when I saw her.. The Crossfire! I immediately fell in love. Of course at that point I had children and thought I couldn’t possibly have a car like that. A few years later I decided to ‘just look’ into a used Crossfire. I pulled some up online