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Last place in this company is no bad thing. The Chrysler Crossfire will win hearts for its unique styling alone, and it is actually pretty good value for money when you take into consideration its standard specification. It loses out to the others here in terms of driver appeal.

Chrysler used the floorpan of the previous generation Mercedes-Benz SLK when engineering the Crossfire, which should be no bad thing, but the Crossfire turned out to be a bit anodyne to drive, and the distinctly American interior doesn't do it any favours for us. Saying that, there will be plenty of buyers out there that would consider the Crossfire because of these things. Sadly, the high-performance SRT version is outside our price limit this time. We'd recommend the automatic version, which suits the lazy, unstressed nature of the tuneful 3.2-litre V6 engine.

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