mine is leased but i ain't paying a dime over 13k when i turn it in (btw my mileage is way low, or else it would be way less).

 

23k for a 2004 leftover bought it in july of 2005 during the employee pricing craze.
I think I was in the right place at the right time.
50 miles on it when I picked it up.
It is an '04 so it is the same as the '05 limited.
I got the standard radio (no navigation) and the all season continentals.

 

Leftover 2004, purchased September 2005: $25,000 out the door complete. 182 miles on odometer.

 

Same but with 60 miles in Oct.

 

It makes me sick when I think about it - but I was the first on my block... 33k before tax on february first 2004 (my birthday). had to put ten k down (overextended credit and new biz) so my amount financed is about the same ... Man...ten grand for a year and a half (shiver). On a better note, if I had the money I'd buy two more @ 22 or so a piece and just back stock em !!

 

off the top of my head... looks like the average price paid... across all models is $27,500??? give or take...


we should all take an oath and not sell our XF "FOR LESS THAN" hahaha... we essentially can control the resale value of the XF across the board...



ben, i know what you mean... i was planning on getting another XF in '07... but i am sure there will not be an XF in '07... unless there are still leftovers...
i won't store it but i will baby it more... and keep my first as a working car...

j

 

2004 Limited w/ 5k miles for $21k... 22.5k with taxes and what not. The dealer was asking 24k, but i easily got that price down to 21k.

 

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.

 

I purchased a new 2005 Limited in Sept 2005 for $29,000 total. Since that time the dealership gave me $1,000 back in cash due to some glass damage that was un-noticed, and yes they replaced the glass with Mopar glass under warranty.

 

2005 Limited - 9k miles - nav - 24K in Dec. 05.

 

Hi All,

I am new to the forum, I have a leased 04' Crossfire coupe with lease-end buyout of $20,800.00 in Aug 07' when my lease expires. This is my first lease with Chrysler Financial, do they discount the lease-end buyout price, does anybody out there has any experience with them?

 

I am SO SORRY - this discussion says NEW. Ignore my posts...

 

I paid about $18,000 with a 6 yr/100,000 mile warrenty on a 2004 model this past Feb '06.

 

$22k new 2005 limited - purchased in nov. 2004 -

 

I paid 29K for my 2005 Limited Coupe. I got the Friends and Family discount and 1,000 rebate. It had 65 miles on it. I bought it in August 2005. I traded a 2002 Camaro for it had only 21K got a great price for it.

 

I paid $29K with the extended warranty during Memorial Day weekend of 2004. The looks and complements we got on our first trip from Idaho to LA on Rodeo and Mulholland Drive then up Highway 1 into Washington that first week of May of 2004 was worth every penny we spent on her. The Crossfire in my opinion is all about style and not performance that’s why the other bay in our garage is reserved for the new Challenger R/T as soon as it hits the market.

 

WOW! how'd you pull off such a cheap deal with a 2005 limited (coupe I assume) ?!?

 

I got my XF free...

my dad doesn't know yet but that car is mine ...

hehe...

i can't wait till i get my own (when i mean my own, i mean a XF under my name) ...lol

 

MATT...XFIRE1A... get off the PC and study for your trig test...ahahahah