When I bought my Crossfire I was happy for the price I paid. Because I've had so much fun with it making 15k miles for that year 2004! There is something special about the car which I never experienced with my other cars.

With my 911 Porsche...of course with the price I paid for it it's expected to tell others that hey that's an expensive and fast car! There's no need to upgrade and that's where I lost the fun of it. My new '05 Mustang GT...yes it's my daily beater car and after driving it for a week it feels just a regular car with more kick on it. Haven't heard anybody praising me for my Mustang GT yet even if it's a Roush edition.

Cars are made to fit your lifestyle and if you bought it to impress others, of course, you won't be happy with it for long because it is not yours!

It's only in this forum that I hear so much bashing of the Crossfire but I never heard it from the people I met everyday! In fact, they want me to drive it everyday because they wanna see it everyday! It's a car that brings inspiration to the owners and to the admirers of the car.

Resale value...it's for people who can't make up their minds and are not financially matured. If you are after the resale value, buy a car one year after it is being launched because what you are buying is the resale value!