Are you sure it is a 2007? We have quite a few of these almost zero mile cars here in Dallas, but they are all 2006's. One dealer near me just dropped the prices on his six Limited's to $21,999 and now has three left. Bohnam Chrysler sold a 2004 with 9,000 miles on it for $15,999 a week ago. I wanted that one but didn't act fast enough. I found another 2004 last Friday. This time I acted fast and drove away in it after trading in my Mercedes ML320. My ML320 has the exact same engine and I never paid anywhere near $100 for an oil change of Mobil 1. Other than the oil changes I did all work on my ML320 myself. After learning on the ML, I was confident about working on the Crossfire. Most prices associated with Mercedes parts and labor are just plain stupid and out of line.

BTW, What do we call the 2004's? All 2004's where limited's but no such thing as a limited in 2004.