Anyone who has experienced a serious event with their Crossieand an isuranceagent will tell you theNADA values are way way off.

Wholesale price separation from Retail is large because the Crossie doesn't move well. In the end the dealer will sell the car for a profit over costs. Costs which add up every month hisfloorplan must pay for that 2 seat roadster in his inventory.

By next spring the appeal of the car may increase but so will his investment in the car. Right now he likely has less than $13K in the SE.
DEwards $15K is a good offer.

Assuming and extrapolating from what Rudy was asking for the car here on the Forum, the SRT is likely tighter. I'll SWAG it at more like $15K or $16K

If the SRT went for $17 you would have braggin rights the buy of the decade under your butt.

It's winter and real buyers are scarcer in MN than conservatives.

Go in low and serious.