Not sure where to start, we own a few cars, an everyday large Volvo estate, and a weekend fun car a perfect Camaro Z28 with a few extra muscle bits.. it might even go faster than the xfire !! we bought our Crossfire because we loved the design and found out the engineering underneath was brilliant... this car drives superbly and we should know we do about 70000 miles a year...

This car is new.... and the price now is irrelevant... just look at the way camaro prices are, the old ones are worth twice as much as the newer ones.. its a question of what people want..

The crossfire is rare.. by any standards... and sure if I was Chrysler I would want to shift inventory... it doesnt mean that once the car catches on it wont become more valuable... that will only happen if it is a quality car... personaly I think for a chrysler it oozes quality..which is the biggest surprise... our dealer is very attentive and helpful.. professional is a good word to use.

I think as more of us older guys who like and can afford toys try it ,it will become very sort after.. in the meantime enjoy what you bought and think of it as a car not an investment

I plan to drive at least 50k miles each year.. and I think the car is up to it.. we will see..

I think you should say thank you to chrysler for having the guts and determination to build a concept car.. they need encoaraging ... and yes we will be testing the roadster...!!!