In case the Crossfire Roadster's price point makes it appear starkly equipped compared to its competitors, a quick look at the standard features list puts the
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| Just because it's priced on the lower end of the roadster scale, doesn't mean the Crossfire Roadster is starkly equipped. (Photo: Trevor Hofmann, Canadian Auto Press) |
question to rest. Standard amenities that I haven't covered already include power windows, speed (cruise) control, heated leather power seats, dual-zone automatic temperature control, four-wheel anti-lock brakes with brake assist, heated mirrors, fog lamps, a universal garage door opener, and a premium sound system. Regarding that stereo, it's not just any run of the mill premium blaster but rather Infinity's Modulus audio system featuring AM/FM/CD, plus a 240 watt digital amplifier. Its six speakers include dual subwoofers for pumping out bass-heavy dance tracks while also working well for appreciating classical or jazz.
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| The nicely detailed power heated leather seats are comfortable and supportive. (Photo: Trevor Hofmann, Canadian Auto Press) |
The standard eight-way power adjustable heated leather driver's seat and four-way power heated leather passenger seat are both wonderfully comfortable and up to the task of keeping occupants in place during aggressive maneuvers. They're nicely detailed with Chrysler wings in their headrests too.
The steering wheel and door panels are leather too, while most other surfaces are either high-quality soft-touch plastic or richly finished brushed aluminum.
