According to what I've seen around and the KBB value, I would ask $8,000 and let it go for $6,500 if I were desperate to sell. As it's is a specialty car, you could get top dollar from someone looking specifically for a clean Crossfire, and someone who appreciates the extras. To some the extras may be meaningless, or even lower the value. I paid $10,500 for my 2004 white automatic limited coupe in 2012 with 18,000 miles. That was a bit high, but the car was absolutely showroom perfect and had Mandrus wheels and Magnaflow exhaust. For all practical purposes it was a new car. KBB currently values it around $6,700.