Originally Posted by matthewdavid
There never was a "fire sale" sale on Prowlers like the SRTs. Prowler production came to an abrupt halt in Feb., 2002, and many dealer orders were never satisfied. That's not to say that many did not sit on showroom floors for months and months because indeed they did. However, the Crossfire dilemma Chrysler has endured was nothing like that of the slow Prowler sales. As I said earlier in this post, I do believe SRT prices will stabilize like those of the Prowler, but again, 99 percent of the time you're not going to make a mint off this or any other collectible car. If you're looking to make money, invest in the stock market or real estate.
Matthew
I don't think the argument here is making money. I don't think I've seen anyone on this forum discuss trying to make money on a car. Now, my '65 Chevelle, that is another story. All I am hoping for as I've said numerous times is to have some sort of reasonable resale value when it comes time to unload the Crossfire. I would hope that I could get at least 10-12 grand out of the thing. The way things are going though, it would be more likely that I could expect 8 grand or less in a few years and a few thousand miles.
