Originally Posted by ben47
So now back to the original question... has the Crossfire held it's value?
The answer is still a definite NO.
It really doesn't matter what you paid. The car still has the original MSRP
posted on the window and that alone determines how it is holding it's value.
If you bought at MSRP a few years ago, you got screwed.
Sorry I disagree. I believe a "good deal" and "getting screwed" is a perception of the buyer and if that person cares what someone else thinks of their deal well that is a shame and a different issue.
As to holding its value well no, but if you purchased the car as an investment... sorry guys cars don't make good investments.
I made my deal and was happy to drive off with it and am still happy with my car and the deal I received at the time, no second guessing for me. The deal you guys made is your deal and it looks like some of you have buyers remorse and or are jealous of others and to that I can only say,
The sun is out and it's time to drop the top and cruse!!!