9k on mine.

 

I have to re-wright the question for my car, you see my V8 engine has 30000 on it, while the car has 62000 on it . jim

 

Coupe 14K
Roadster 58K

 

14k on the SRT.

 

48000 on mine...had 40000 when i bought it 2 years ago

 

I purchased my 2004 limited coupe new in September of 2006. The car has 11,000 pampered miles.

 

170,534 and counting no issues other than the car not wanting to crank over on start I believe it is the fuel pump

 

Wow! Pretty solid ride, these cars.

 

daily driver uh it needs some minor adjusting tuning but other than the basic oil changes and tune ups its doing pretty well. Id like to change my piston rings and do a complete overhaul on the engine and restore a few critical parts , but mostly sensors relays and electrical are the only issues ive come across.

 

I know i've said this before at least once elsewhere on the forum, but it is absolutely mind blowing to me how low some of your mileage readings are on here! My '05 SRT-6 has 53k on it (might be 54k, can't remember because I haven't driven the car in over a month.....lol) which is relatively high seeming in comparison to the numbers I am seeing shared in this thread . Mind you, that's with the car being a second car (I drive a '97 Civic HX for my daily duties/work) and the fact that I telework from home most of the time! And VA gets snow at least 2-3 months out of the year and the car doesn't move during those times. And yet I managed to put 12k miles on the car last year despite everything I just mentioned! lol

 

That's one of the highest I've seen!

Good to see them go the distance

 

I have had this '05 Crossfire since October 2011, since that time I have added 10,500 miles and that includes the 1,500 miles I put on it driving back from Florida. After that I averaged just under 3,000 miles a year. It has 30,000 on the clock.
On my previous '04 Crossfire which I had for six years I managed 3,900 miles a year. It had 23,500 (37,600k) on the clock when sold
I have been retired all of the Crossfire years and with the car hiding from the snow that accounts for the low miles.

 

9,100 - '05 coupe sapphire. See you at the dragon!

 

Just bought another one.
05 SRT-6 one owner. 53000. This will be the 3rd and last Crossfire. I'm keeping the SRT

 

Im at 148k now. I cant remember if im closing on 149k, I think I am.

 

I bought it almost two years ago (June 8, 2013) and it has 84k. Now it has 104k.

 

I was thinking exactly the same! Also when I look for crossfire for sale around the US I see many with real low miles still, which is pretty cool given the age of our rides. I assume there are many owners who use the car as a second car. Most likely back in the day when they came out the price was high enough to have most original owners baby these cars, keep 'em in the garage and only take 'em out for fun rides on weekend and date-nights! Mine is my daily driver and I just rolled up on 84,000. Runs and looks like new. A friends can't believe I would use a rare car like that and on top of that a two seater as a daily ride. I absolutely love driving it daily and to me that's what cars are made for anyways. You can baby it all you want but at the end of the day a car is made for driving and it makes every day a better day as I get to hop into this beautiful vehicle daily

 

41,000 KMs now....had 36,000 when bought in 2013. She's a weekend cruiser at best!

 

2005 Aero Blue Roadster: 26,000 miles, I'm the original owner.
2004 SSB Coupe: 72,000 miles, I'm the third owner and just acquired it 10 days ago.

 

I bought mine at 62,000 miles in July 2012. Now has 132,000 miles. It just doesn't want to stop going, I love it!