I think it's a good deal. Dealers in my area are getting $16,000 to $17,000 for similar low-mileage cars. See if you can get a CarFax report on the car, and try to find the original delivery date. You might be able to transfer the 7 year/70,000 mile drivetrain warranty because this is a one-owner car. That will cost you $150. Be prepared to buy tires in the near future.

I am surprised that low mileage Crossfire roadsters are still available for such low prices as we have been seeing recently. I'm tempted to start accumulating them and storing them in a warehouse to create a shortage, thus driving the prices up.