I am posting this because someone maybe looking for a new Crossfire. If it was a convertible I would have bought it today. If anyone finds a new convertible please post it.

If any one is interested our local Chryysler dealer who was one of the 779 ordered to be closed has a NEW 2007 Crossfire for sale at wholesale. It is a manual, NOT a limited. It is a black coupe. It has 1200 miles on it. Those are from demos. I project a price around $15,000 to 16,000 based on Kelley Blue Book.

It comes with a 3 year/36000 miles warranty and a lifetime on the engine and power train.

If you would like more info contact Noah at 928.774.5293.

PS I forgot to add that this dealer turns into a pumpkin according to Chrysler on June 8. If not sold by then, it is considered a used car from a Non-Chrysler dealer.

 

I think there are many of us that would like to know if anyone sees fire sales on Crossfires from any of the closing dealerships. I saw the closure list and very few dealerships in my area are closing but none had Crossfires anyway.


Thanks!

 

last week on fox news they interviewed a Dealership in Chicago who was forced to close, he had 2 cars in his small enclosed portion of the dealership. One was a blaze red crossfire roadster.Don't remember the name of the dealership.

 

Do you happen to know the name of the dealer? I have been checking several dealers on the hit list (Archer in Houston, Integrity in Vegas, Big Valley in Van Nuys) but I seem to have found them just AFTER they closed up shop. Archer supposedly had 40 Crossfires left. Supposedly, they have to clear their inventories by June 9th.

With no dealers in Northern CA having any Crossfires to begin with, it's hard to track these down. I suspect many are running local ads but you never know about them out here.

Any and all tips are greatly appreciated!

 

Sorry, I wrote before I read more cloesly! You already said you didn't catch the dealer's name. If anyone in the Chicago area knows, I would appreciate it.

Thanks again

 

it was a name began with a K. greek sounding name, had been in business for like 50-60 years. hope that helps. in chicago

 

Thanks. I'll do a little investigating.

 

Please excuse the side bar guys..I was hanging out after work at a local custom hot rod dealership when a guy came in asking about late model trans-ams. The whole they dont make em anymore, be cool to have one now thing. I thought of our crossfires. later at an antique store I overheard an elderly gentleman talking about model A cars...sure would like to have one now he said..again I thought of my crossfire.

there's been several cars that have come and gone, some eternally cool and some just junk (reliant K) etc. I just cant help but feel that by owning a crossfire, I've locked onto one of those wish I had it still cars. I feel they will soon be highly sought after as is evident from posts such as this and the unfortunate circumstances surrounding Chrysler.

thanks for the heads up concerning good deals on available crossfires

 

The only one I found that started with a K was Bill Kay Chrysler.

Did also see Balzeka's Motor Sales though in the Chicago area. None of the 3 (Bill Kay has two dealers) had a Crossfire listed on their site though.

Just checked, Balzeka's is on the closure list as well, so that may have been it.

 

I'm not so sure, has the crossfire been prevalent enough for very many people to get nostalgic about it? I'm sure past owners will see them and think that, but folks that never bought one may not.

My 2 cents.

Dg

 

trust me, '69 Z-28, '71 Big Block Camaro, '58, '73, '74, '75, '03 Z0-6 Vett's, '92 Heretage Pkg Z-28 and now the my XF....I'm KEEPING this one...LOL