The back window in my 2005 chrysler crossfire fell out and I can not get chrysler to acknowledge that they have a liability or responsibility to fix the problem.
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I have a 2005 chrysler crossfire and the glass window fell out and no one can repair it and chrysler is no help at all.
I own a 2005 chrysler crossfire convertible. The rear window fell out for no apparent reason. This is a major safety issue and should be recalled by chrysler. If window came out during a crash, the glass window could seriously injure the driver or passenger. A flying sheet of glass. Chrysler should be held accountable to fix this defect. There are numerous complaints on line about this. The other thing is the cost of repair. This can only be fixed by replacing the entire top for $2,000. This is ridiculous. There should be a class action suit on this issue. I guess chrysler will wait for someone to lose their life before taking action. Buy american, what a joke!!!
2005 crhysler crossfire rear window pulled away from canvas. Cannot be repaired. Needs a new roof at a cost of $2250. Under extended warranty, chrysler dealer claims not covered. There are numerous complaints about this issue yet chrysler does not stand behind this product.
2005 chrysler crossfire 12,000 miles in new condition. Rear window separating from fabric convertible top due to poor engineering using inadequate sealant. No know fix available due to numerous complaints found online. Chrysler will not warrant the issue. Conv. Top hasn't been updated so there is no know fix!!
I own a 2005 chrysler crossfire convertible. It has 27,434 miles on it. The back glass window came unglued and partially fell into the rear deck. It cannot be repaired with additional glue. The remainder of the top is in excellent shape. It is now costing me $2850.00 for a new top. Clearly, this is a design flaw and safety hazard. A recall is in order.
We have a 2005 chrysler crossfire,my wife was driving down the road when the back glass came apart from the convertible top and hit her,it didn't break the glass but almost caused her to hit an oncoming truck,we contacted the chrysler dealership where we had purchased it and they offered no help,only that we would have to buy a complete new top,I asked the woman how do I know this wont happen again and cause a wreck this time and her reply was,I don't know ! We have called everyone we can find to do something about this and no one knows what to do? The car still remains undriveable right now.
I own a 2005 chrysler crossfire conv. The back window became unglued and is falling out,I cant drive the car and it is not possible to put the top down. The only fix I'm aware of is to order a new top from chrysler at the tune of 2500 dollars. It's a major problem and they should recall this and repair at no charge. This car was expensive and obviously I will no longer buy a chrysler product because they will not fix their problem.
The rear window of my 2005 chrysler crossfire has come unglued. The car has been garage kept and has about 10,000 miles. I purchased an extended warranty however, I am told that it is not covered. This is a manufacturer fault. I am told that this is a common problem and the only repair advise given was to have the top sent back to chrysler at my expense to have the reglue. I was quoted in the thousands to have this done. What makes them think doing the same process again will now work?
Rear window fell out of convertible top.
Back windshield fell out of car. The company has had a problem with this from all the information I can get on it. The car only has 40,000 miles on it. Never have I had a car to lose back windshield. I'm on a waiting list for a new top (this can't be repair...has to be replaced) since july. The estimated time to get it in is oct. 29, 2009. This is a defect that should be recalled. I'm just lucky I wasn't driving when it popped out.
2005 crossfire convertible, always garaged. Back window glass released from top. Warranty will nto cover even though dealership states known issue. If this had happened while driving could have caused serious injury. Replacement cost is $2200+ as all repair shops stated same diags...cannot simply glue back in as will only last a few months at most. All shops also stated they see this on a continuous basis. There are literally hundreds of these complaints of this same issue on the web.
Tl*the contact owns a 2005 chrysler crossfire. The contact stated that the rear windshield became detached from the vehicle while driving 40 MPH. She pulled the vehicle over and noticed that the window had shattered into pieces. She called the dealer and manufacturer, but no one had the parts available due to a back order. The contact believes that this is a manufacturer defect and a very serious issue. She further stated that a recall should be issued or the parts should be available. The current and failure mileages were 49,000.
Plastic lens covers on head lights has faded to a point where light performance has degraded.
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