Coupe given where you live and I'd say try to get a 2004 unless you want the later supercharged version. Yes, it will be the oldest of the years they were made but the first 2004 model year Chrysler loaded it with everything for the launch including full leather dual power seats. Given the age these cars are reaching, a 2004 vs. 2008 really makes no difference. What matters is ownership and maintenance. If I were you, given where you live and when you will be able to use it, I'd look for a 2004 coupe with between say 50-80K on the clock but you could easily go higher up to 100K which = lower price. These cars have strong engines that can go 200K+ miles but maintaining everything else can get costly if you're not a DIY'er. Do not pay up for an ultra low mileage garage queen that looks fantastic, will cost a pile of $ to buy, and then another pile of $ to fix all the problems that come with buying such a thing due to lack of use.