Saw a new listing for a base Crossfire, in Selbyville, De. with 1, that's right, 1 mile. Holy cow, It must not have left the lot, wonder if it has been indoors the entire time.

 

I found a 2006 XFire Limited Coupe, Oyster Gold, with a 6-speed that had only 260 miles on the ODO. Owner told me he drove it home & put it in his garage. Been there except to have oil changes done at nearby dealer. Owner wants to sell but thinks it's a "classic" already - asking price is too high. Told him he'd have to wait another 20 years or so.

 

I would be worried with a used car with 1 mile on it. Just think of the lot rot...

 

An SRT-6 by me with 150 miles on it. Its for sale, but wants 25K for it.

 

I would really doubt 1 mile. They drive them out of the factory into a lot then onto a truck. Then they load them from a dock to the boat. Next is boat to another dock holding area. Finally from a truck to the dealer lot. Unless they picked this car up from the factory in Germany their should be at 5 miles on it. That is just my guess and I could be wrong.

 

Well it would still say one mile even when the actual mileage was 1.9 miles, odometer would say 00001.

 

I remember seeing a picture of Crossfires staged in a large holding area where they were off loaded from the boat ride over. Getting them all staged there could have taken 1.9 miles.

We have a number of original owners here on the forum, including yourself. Did anyone out there get their ride with less than double digits on the odometer? I know I didn't.

 

Purchased the roadster new and the deal odometer statement says 22 miles.

 

My '07 had 4 miles on it when I picked it up.

Forget what was on my '05.

 

Well, my car said 000000 when it was on the assembly line, so there.