I'm not sure that I agree with what you're saying. We have recently had a couple of threads where potential buyers are asking about cars with 50- 70,000 miles, and the responses have indicated that people are confident that Crossfires should be good for at least 200,000 miles. As for the comments on pricing, you can't fight the market. If that car is in southwest Florida, the fact is that you are in competition with plenty of low-mileage cars, and a 70,000 mile car isn't worth much here. Put it in the classifieds on the forum, and you'll probably attract a buyer from elsewhere in the country where Crossfires are scarce. They might be happy to get on a plane to come down and overpay for the car, just because they know that they can have a nice vacation and enjoy the drive home.
