I relocated from the Sacramento, Ca area 15 yrs ago...happy I did! If I win the Lottery or become infinitely rich some other way, I'll have to offer free shipping!

 

Mike, so you don't have to drag it to Vegas, you can just leave me the Viper!

 

According to my Daughter (who recently moved out there) Vipers are a pretty common site in Las Vegas. So I guess it really wouldn't be that unique owning one out there.
Oh what the heck Brad, just come and get it.

 

Let me gas-up the Yugo and I'll be on my way!

 

Mike you can't leave wonderful Ohio...my gosh how could you miss these great winters??? Have to admit after this last winter moving sounds mighty nice. But then again home is home and Ohio has been my home since birth so I guess I will stay.

 

I have had a crossfire since they originally came out in 2004. I waited until the buzz reduced and paid a smaller amount for the car... $29K. I've put 11K miles on it since then and still love it. I just sold it, not because I don't like it, but because I wanted to get something bigger and settled on a SRT8 Magnum.

I still love the car's look and drive. I would consider purchasing another one and will be passing this one over to a reader on the forum.

My only suggestions for improvement are:

1. Lack of a Bluetooth phone connection system, like Uconnect.
2. Lack of decent navigation... Need to see some sort of a map!
3. Quality on some issues when delivered that should have been caught on the manufacturing line... seat heaters in Drivers seat didn't work, passenger window goes up too high and needed to be adjusted down in relation to the molding. Both minor, but required trips to the dealer.
4. Lack of service people who know anything about the Crossfire.

But, if I purchase another Car/ 2-seater, I would look immediately to the crossfire as a choice.

 

Kent, I've been here my whole life also, but since my Daughter moved out there, that's probably the only way we'll ever get to see her.
My Wife plans on retiring after the next school year, and I'm just getting so tired of shoveling snow, and mowing grass, that moving out West just has a nice ring to it.
It's just in the planning stages right now, we may do the "snow bird" thing for awhile before we make anything permanent.