View Poll Results: WHAT WAS YOUR PRICE... ALL MODELS
BELOW 20,000
65
26.42%
BELOW 25,000
67
27.24%
BELOW 30,000
55
22.36%
BELOW 35.000
35
14.23%
BELOW 40,000
12
4.88%
A B O V E 40,000
12
4.88%
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Cro$$fire Price Poll
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From: Maryville, TN
Re: Cro$$fire Price Poll
23,900 for 2004 White Alabaster XF with 141 certified miles on it
-12,400 for 2003 Obsidian Black Sante Fe with 37,000 miles on it (paid for)
11,500 subtotal paid for 2004 XF
1,350 for extended warranty
12,850 total paid (not including license transfer and taxes)
I think I stole it and ... KOW ... it's been trouble free.
adoni
-12,400 for 2003 Obsidian Black Sante Fe with 37,000 miles on it (paid for)
11,500 subtotal paid for 2004 XF
1,350 for extended warranty
12,850 total paid (not including license transfer and taxes)
I think I stole it and ... KOW ... it's been trouble free.
adoni
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Re: Cro$$fire Price Poll
I have a 2005 Crossfire Ltd. purchased in Nov. 2005 with only 2 miles on odometer for $23,900. I am a dealer employee so I was fortunate to purchase with a $7,000.00 rebate, and employee price was another $3,500.00 discount, plus another $1,750.00 discount for employees only (that's something they don't offer the public).
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Re: Cro$$fire Price Poll
Originally Posted by 04Fire
I paid $25,000 on the road with the $1,600 extended warrantee for a left over '04, only 34.5 miles on it when purchased #8059. 
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From: Texas
Re: Cro$$fire Price Poll
Buying it for below 20k is good but how long can new owners hold on with the car considering it's high dollar maintenance!
Just think about replacing the tires alone! One pothole and your tire's gone!
I don't think this car is meant to be worth below the 30k considering the economic demographics on who can afford to maintain it. No offense but DC is not selling the crossfires initially for high schoolers and families whose annual income is below 100k when they first launch it.
Yes, it's affordable but the maintenance can be hard in the pocketbook to others compared with the Honda's and Toyota's. We can expect some owners dropping their crossfires in the next year or two due to its high maintenance value!
Just think about replacing the tires alone! One pothole and your tire's gone!
I don't think this car is meant to be worth below the 30k considering the economic demographics on who can afford to maintain it. No offense but DC is not selling the crossfires initially for high schoolers and families whose annual income is below 100k when they first launch it.
Yes, it's affordable but the maintenance can be hard in the pocketbook to others compared with the Honda's and Toyota's. We can expect some owners dropping their crossfires in the next year or two due to its high maintenance value!
Last edited by Cyril Baldwin; Jul 8, 2006 at 04:06 PM.
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From: Ozona, FL
Re: Cro$$fire Price Poll
*sigh* I am one of those buyers that paid over $35K for my car... but regardless of how much I paid, I love my car and will gladly make my monthly payment...
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Re: Cro$$fire Price Poll
Originally Posted by Cyril Baldwin
Buying it for below 20k is good but how long can new owners hold on with the car considering it's high dollar maintenance!
Just think about replacing the tires alone! One pothole and your tire's gone!
I don't think this car is meant to be worth below the 30k considering the economic demographics on who can afford to maintain it. No offense but DC is not selling the crossfires initially for high schoolers and families whose annual income is below 100k when they first launch it.
Yes, it's affordable but the maintenance can be hard in the pocketbook to others compared with the Honda's and Toyota's. We can expect some owners dropping their crossfires in the next year or two due to its high maintenance value!
Just think about replacing the tires alone! One pothole and your tire's gone!
I don't think this car is meant to be worth below the 30k considering the economic demographics on who can afford to maintain it. No offense but DC is not selling the crossfires initially for high schoolers and families whose annual income is below 100k when they first launch it.
Yes, it's affordable but the maintenance can be hard in the pocketbook to others compared with the Honda's and Toyota's. We can expect some owners dropping their crossfires in the next year or two due to its high maintenance value!
I got an extended warranty on my car until 2012. Aside from typical things you'd pay to own any car, I won't spending any more money to own this car than any other. Sure, if a tire goes out it's expensive, more than others, but people understand that when buying the car. They know they aren't buying a Civic...it's not a spur of the moment car. You pretty much have to seek one out now, so you know what you're getting into.
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Re: Cro$$fire Price Poll
Originally Posted by Cyril Baldwin
Buying it for below 20k is good but how long can new owners hold on with the car considering it's high dollar maintenance!
Just think about replacing the tires alone! One pothole and your tire's gone!
I don't think this car is meant to be worth below the 30k considering the economic demographics on who can afford to maintain it. No offense but DC is not selling the crossfires initially for high schoolers and families whose annual income is below 100k when they first launch it.
Yes, it's affordable but the maintenance can be hard in the pocketbook to others compared with the Honda's and Toyota's. We can expect some owners dropping their crossfires in the next year or two due to its high maintenance value!
Just think about replacing the tires alone! One pothole and your tire's gone!
I don't think this car is meant to be worth below the 30k considering the economic demographics on who can afford to maintain it. No offense but DC is not selling the crossfires initially for high schoolers and families whose annual income is below 100k when they first launch it.
Yes, it's affordable but the maintenance can be hard in the pocketbook to others compared with the Honda's and Toyota's. We can expect some owners dropping their crossfires in the next year or two due to its high maintenance value!
Sorry forgot to say I paid 40k Canadian for a new 2005 SRT6 coupe in March 2006.
Last edited by bengel; Jul 8, 2006 at 08:36 PM.
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From: Georgia
Re: Cro$$fire Price Poll
Originally Posted by Cyril Baldwin
Buying it for below 20k is good but how long can new owners hold on with the car considering it's high dollar maintenance!
Just think about replacing the tires alone! One pothole and your tire's gone!
I don't think this car is meant to be worth below the 30k considering the economic demographics on who can afford to maintain it. No offense but DC is not selling the crossfires initially for high schoolers and families whose annual income is below 100k when they first launch it.
Yes, it's affordable but the maintenance can be hard in the pocketbook to others compared with the Honda's and Toyota's. We can expect some owners dropping their crossfires in the next year or two due to its high maintenance value!
Just think about replacing the tires alone! One pothole and your tire's gone!
I don't think this car is meant to be worth below the 30k considering the economic demographics on who can afford to maintain it. No offense but DC is not selling the crossfires initially for high schoolers and families whose annual income is below 100k when they first launch it.
Yes, it's affordable but the maintenance can be hard in the pocketbook to others compared with the Honda's and Toyota's. We can expect some owners dropping their crossfires in the next year or two due to its high maintenance value!
By the way I paid cash for mine and plan on keeping the car till Chrysler goes belly up!
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From: Magnolia, DE
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I have to qualify my answer, I bought used $24+K , w/2.7K miles on it. Chrysler program car first registered in Nov 2005.
Is that what I feel this car is worth, no, it's worth more. Is that my problem, not at the moment, getting parts in the future after it's discontinued, that will be my problem.
Is that what I feel this car is worth, no, it's worth more. Is that my problem, not at the moment, getting parts in the future after it's discontinued, that will be my problem.
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Re: Cro$$fire Price Poll
Originally Posted by patpur
I paid $28k in July of 2005, was just offered $12,850 on a trade in.
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From: sw ohio
Re: Cro$$fire Price Poll
I acquired my SE roadster new in wrap for $25K. the gods directed that purchase. Right place at the right time with credit. Still have it as new.The mods are mine. Gary
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From: Flagstaff Arizona
Re: Cro$$fire Price Poll
I agree BUT I am interested to see how many still have their Xfires. Please post if you still own the car and were part of the orginal thread. Thanks.
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From: NY City & Orlando, Florida
Re: Cro$$fire Price Poll
Just purchased my 2007 Roadster within the last 45 days.
Purchased from Smithhaven Chrysler in Long Island, New York.
Paid $18.5, had it listed on internet for $19.5 as non-negotiable...LOL.
Offered a 6/80,000 extended, and I took it, I figured one horror show with the Top, and I'm even.
Clean Carfax, one owner, 12.8k on the odometer when purchased, pristine both inside and out.
Very impressed with styling, handling, and overall performance.
I'm in pig heaven...
(Just took it in for the leaky valve cover issue on the driver side, Dealer said he would do both sides under warranty, and call it a day...).
Purchased from Smithhaven Chrysler in Long Island, New York.
Paid $18.5, had it listed on internet for $19.5 as non-negotiable...LOL.
Offered a 6/80,000 extended, and I took it, I figured one horror show with the Top, and I'm even.
Clean Carfax, one owner, 12.8k on the odometer when purchased, pristine both inside and out.
Very impressed with styling, handling, and overall performance.
I'm in pig heaven...
(Just took it in for the leaky valve cover issue on the driver side, Dealer said he would do both sides under warranty, and call it a day...).
Last edited by Kodebuster; Dec 9, 2010 at 01:42 PM.
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Re: Cro$$fire Price Poll
2005 LTD coupe in 2006 with 3,000 on the clock for 20,500.00. Now has 11,500 on the clock. K&N,chrome mesh grill,debadged,eyebrows,tinted glass,tinted headlights and headliner replaced.Areo Blue. OLDRODDER
