This is not my car, but a guy I have talked with last fall about purchasing it and he has now put it up for sale on craigslist. I wish it was sitting in my garage, but it just won't work out for me right now. I did not see it in person, but to me this is the type of guy you want to buy from...has a nice collection of cars and takes care of them. I don't see this one lasting long.

2005 SRT Crossfire Convertible

 

There are those on this site and probably the market too that would disagree with me but I would value this car in the lower twenties and believe it's purchase has a very good chance of rewarding the buyer more than many other investments provided it is properly cared for. On the hand, I cannot imagine a more fun car to enjoy that would cost less.

 

Unfortunately, most folks these days will pull up a KKB or Edmunds report on the car and the values they list are generally lower than we (current owners) would hope. I believe that the asking price on this one is a good deal for an extremely low miles SRT roadster and If I could afford another at this point, I would be looking for a low miles garage queen. We can only hope that as numbers of these cars decrease value will increase.

 

It sold yesterday at noon.

 

Quick sale to a knowledgeable buyer. Congratulations to both sides of the deal.

 

What was the selling price?

 

my buddy would like to know too, he has one with 6K miles.

 

I don't know what the selling price was, but I would assume full asking, which was under 18k.

 

The black one in Carrollton, TX is actually Aero Blue, not black. The top is black and the tires are black. The body is AB.

 

And so not so fast nor as finely finished as those from the Black Line but still a find for a real buyer.