Is There A Chance For 2020 Chrysler Crossfire?

One of the things that characterize today’s automotive world is that there is a lot of hype on old models that aren’t actually that successful and weren’t in production for too long. The Crossfire is definitely one of these models. Introduced in 2004, this model was the company’s take on the segment of sporty crossover. The original model features quite distinctive styling but it didn’t become very successful. Moreover, the model lasted for just a couple of years. These days, we are getting reports about the possible comeback, in the form of 2020 Chrysler Crossfire. At this point, this just a rumor so take this article with a big reserve.

2020 Chrylser Crossfire Rumors

2020 Chrysler Crossfire Design

Other than 2020 Chrysler Crossfire rumors, there aren’t many details that actually show how the new model would like. Therefore, we can only speculate at the moment. We believe that the new model would feature a quite similar design approach to the original model. This particularly refers to the styling and base design. In practice, this means a roadster body style, with just two seats and relatively compact size.

The thing that is tricky with this model is the fact that there is no such thing as Chrysler’s design language at the moment. This brand currently has just two models in the offer. One of them is the outdated Chrysler 300, while the other is Pacifica, which is actually a minivan. Therefore, we may expect to see a completely new design language in this model. How is it going to look like? It is hard to tell at the moment.

2020 Chrysler Crossfire Platform

One of the things that come to our minds is the platform. the original model features the ZH platform, which is based on old Mercedes-Benz models and didn’t feel particularly modern at the time. This time, things look much better for the possible 2020 Chrysler Crossfire. It’s not hard to presume that the new model would ride on the Giorgio platform.

This architecture debuted in Alfa Rome Giulia, which is characterized by impressive driving characteristics. Therefore, we may see it underprint the new Crossfire as well. Moreover, most of the mechanics would probably be shared.

2020 Chrylser Crossfire Rendering

2020 Chrysler Crossfire Engines

The original model was equipped with familiar V6 engines from Mercedes-Benz. In this case, there’s no doubt that the 2020 Chrysler Crossfire would feature some of FCA’s modern units. Base models would probably feature a 2.0-liter turbo-four, just like the Giulia, which delivers around 270 horsepower and 295 pound-feet of torque.

Of course, we count on more powerful options as well. Most likely, we won’t see V8 engines, but rather something with six cylinders. Allegedly, FCA is working on a new turbo inline-six gasoline engine. According to some reports, this engine will come in several output variants, while the most powerful version will probably feature more than 500 horsepower.

2020 Chrylser Crossfire Concept

Release Date and Price

If we take that the 2020 Chrysler Crossfire will come, that would probably happen by the end of the year. On the other side, it is hard to predict the exact price, though we believe the company will try to make it as affordable as possible.

However, the fact is that the 2020 Chrysler Crossfire is just a rumor at the moment. Despite the rumors, there aren’t many reports that speculate about the 2020 Chrysler Crossfire. Also, keep in mind that Chrysler has much bigger worries at the moment, particularly in the crossover segment. Therefore, the chances to see this sports car in production are very small.

Timothy

Timothy

Timothy has been an FCA enthusiast way before the two major companies merged. With an innate passion for muscle cars from the golden era, Ram trucks and anything that has a huge engine under the hood, it’s not hard to presume that Timothy is a true motorhead. On the other side, classic Italian sports cars have always had a special place in his heart, as a sense of style and sophistication is an integral part of his persona. For Timothy, FCA is a perfect match.

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