Originally Posted by blackcrossfire07
Don't forget, the economy and car market fell apart around the time of the crossfire. So it was battling low sales numbers (but not that bad when compared to the Audi TT). The car industry tanking also had something to do with cars sitting on lots.
Most collectible cars didn't sell well from the start.
The market was "BOOMING" in 04, 05, 06, 07 and the first part of 08---I could sell any car to anyone---banks were giving away money. The sales rate for new cars in 2007 was over 16 million---the highest ever---NOT a market that was falling apart!!! And get this---the dealers during record sales could not sell a Crossfire!!! Please look it up!!! Now---we are just over 10 million pushing 11 million sales rate for new cars.
As for your statement "Most collectible cars didn't sell well from the start" is just wrong---please give examples---Vegaslaw did and so have I---there must be a 'I got to have it" factor which makes sales the first time and the second and the third---not the "mark down" car that the Crossfire was off the lot new.