Four years?
When was the last time anybody paid $30k for a new "NA" Crossfire?
I'm going out on a limb here, but I predict those Crossfires are going to be a familiar sight at that dealer for some time at those prices.
Thanks for the post 07redroadster, at least if any Texas Crossfire owners feel the need for an impromptu Crossfire "GTG", all they need to do is drive down to Jim Archer (when they're closed) with a few dozen of their closest friends, set up lawn chairs, break out the cold drinks, and they can pretend they're at an all Mopar Car show.