Hey Shawn, all I can say is WOW. I feel its better to let a customer buy than be sold. There are different customers for different cars, but I would say 90% of Crossfire buyers aren't getting this for basic transportation. It’s a toy, and you can't sell something to someone that they don't need. For me a Crossfire would be the same as my C5 Corvette or Ducati 916. (I'm 6'5", I can drive my Fathers SRT-6 when I want, but could never own one) You don't need it, but you want it. It’s something that makes you smile just looking at it in the garage. High pressure has never worked for me or on me. As for the prices on the service contracts, that blows me away. How could a dealership be so stupid to think that in this day in age with the resources that we all have, that people wouldn't find out they had been taken advantage of?