Originally Posted by ShawnQ
$23K is a great value considering what you get, but I wouldn't call it a great deal.
If I had known what I know now...I would've bought a crossfire with under 10K miles for ~$18-20K instead of $25K for a 'new' one. I didn't think they would fall much more. I will say that I'm glad I got a 'new' one as I know the history, but $5K is $5K.
The concern I would have with this one is the aftermarket wheels - that will bring attention and it may be sold for the $23K before they are willing to drop down into your $20K range.
Then again, they may call you tomorrow and say come get it
SQ
Here's the other thing. I work for a chain of community newspapers in northeast Houston and I write an auto column every other week. I get a new car every other Thursday, and I'm supposed to drive it for a week. I normally alternate with this housewife (she does the "common" person style review, they send me stuff that is actually interesting) but she can't do it her week, so I'll get cars three weeks in a row starting Thursday and running through mid March. I think I'll wait for the phone call
