I am offering up for sale my classic yellow 2007 roadster convertible. It has 13,000 miles, automatic, two tone cream and charcoal interior. Factory car cover. Never driven in the snow, always garaged when not driven. Beautiful car, very clean and well maintained. This classic yellow, low mile car is a great investment. $25,000.00 OBO. No trades please. Location - Kettle Falls, Wa. 99141 509 675 5018 mark967@centurytel.net

 

I don't think even CarMax could get over $20,000 for that car. My red one is for sale, almost same car as yours with 33,000 on it - always garaged and never driven outside of Georgia - and I expect to be very fortunate to get $15,000 for it.

 

Yowsir!...........Sounds like a very nice car, hope you get what you're askin'............Good Luck!

 

Very tactfull..........Dale Carnegie would be proud of ya!

 

HaHa....smooooooooth isn't he?

Pizzaguy....you forgot your phone number. lol

 

I know I am asking alot - but the yellow and the low mileage command more money in my humble opinon. I did put in the ad OBO. A guy has got to start somewhere. I knew I would get some good advice on this forum. I appreciate your comments. This is not a distress sale - will just see where it goes I guess.

 

There is a thread here with my number!

But really, I was just trying to give him honest insight without being an *** about it. Fact is, I WISH he could get $25,000 for it, that way, mine should pull in about $20,000 - oh, if that was the case!

But then, we must remember that there is a REASON I got the Graphite one, 6 weeks ago, for $12,200!

 

Best of luck getting your price. I would love to get 25K for my very rare (1 of 928) SRT-6 Roadster. Hopefully prices will begin to increase for those of us that have low mileage pristine examples, but I think that will still be several years out. If only we could get what these gems are truly worth. And, as the prices continue to plummet, there are more and more owners of these fine cars that have no appreciation for the engineering built into them. It is a bit sad to see the exclusivity of these cars wain.

 

I know! I took my 6 speed out and ran some errands tonight.

THEN, for the first time in weeks, I took the Red (auto) out and zipped around (gotta drive 'em once in a while). I had forgotten how FAST the auto is! I can only imagine what the SRT is like.


I hate to get rid of either car, but I can't go on with two of them - never planned to, actually.

As I have said before, the Crossfire turned me into a "Car Guy" at age 49. I never thought THAT would happen!



EDIT: 928 SRT Roadsters? I thought I read that there were 2016 of them.

 

2016 SRT6 Coupes!