Chevrolet Spark vs Chrysler Crossfire Dimensions & Size Comparison

Comparing 2017 vs 2008 catalog dimensions. Chevrolet Spark · Chrysler Crossfire

Same scale for both vehicles. Generic silhouette — proportional to measured length, height, width, wheelbase, and clearance.

Side view
  • Length143.1 in
  • Height58.4 in
  • Wheelbase93.9 in
  • Ground clearance7.0 in
  • Curb weight2,246 lb – 2,312 lb
Front / width
  • Width62.8 in
  • Chrysler Crossfire width69.5 in

Which is bigger?

  • Length: Chevrolet Spark is 16.7 in shorter (143.1 in vs 159.8 in)
  • Width: Chevrolet Spark is 6.7 in narrower (62.8 in vs 69.5 in)
  • Height: Chevrolet Spark is 6.8 in taller (58.4 in vs 51.6 in)
  • Wheelbase: Chrysler Crossfire has a 0.6 in longer wheelbase (93.9 in vs 94.5 in)
  • Ground clearance: Chevrolet Spark has 2.1 in more ground clearance (7.0 in vs 4.9 in)
  • Curb weight: Chrysler Crossfire is 822 lb heavier (2,279 lb vs 3,101 lb)

Biggest size differences

  1. Ground clearance: Chevrolet Spark has 2.1 in more ground clearance (7.0 in vs 4.9 in)
  2. Curb weight: Chrysler Crossfire is 822 lb heavier (2,279 lb vs 3,101 lb)
  3. Height: Chevrolet Spark is 6.8 in taller (58.4 in vs 51.6 in)
  4. Length: Chevrolet Spark is 16.7 in shorter (143.1 in vs 159.8 in)
  5. Width: Chevrolet Spark is 6.7 in narrower (62.8 in vs 69.5 in)

Practical verdicts

  • Easier to fit in a short garageChevrolet Spark — Chevrolet Spark is shorter by 16.7 in Check garage fit for Chevrolet Spark · garage fit for Chrysler Crossfire
  • Narrower for tight parkingChevrolet Spark — Chevrolet Spark is narrower by 6.7 in
  • More ground clearanceChevrolet Spark — Chevrolet Spark has 2.1 in more clearance
  • Smaller exterior footprintChevrolet Spark — Based on length × width (Chevrolet Spark)

Dimension comparison

SpecChevrolet SparkChrysler CrossfireDifference
Length143.1 in159.8 in16.7 in
Width62.8 in69.5 in6.7 in
Height58.4 in51.6 in6.8 in
Wheelbase93.9 in94.5 in0.6 in
Ground clearance7.0 in4.9 in2.1 in
Curb weight2,279 lb3,101 lb822 lb

Values use trim midpoints when a model year lists a range.

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