Car Carrier full of new coupes
Driving down I-97 towards D.C. today, I passed a car carrier full of new (protective white plastic on body panels from factory) Crossfire coupes. Whats up with this? I kind of assumed that most or all that had been made for '08 had reached wherever they were going by now. Ideas?
Last edited by s40guy; Mar 10, 2009 at 09:37 PM.
i thought they quit making them the end of 2007. man if there still out there they must have had a storage lot full of them somewhere. sounds like they'll be some good deals out there for some lucky few owners.
My guess is that they have moved all the offshore left-hand drive cars back to North America to dump.
DB does not want them overseas to Muck-up MB sales. Actually, DB does not want anything to do with Chrysler.. They have valued their 19.9 % share they still own of Chrysler LLC at $0. (or would that be 0 Euros?)
I've seen cars built for the Belgium market in Vancouver and the Pacific NW. If you spot any of these cars, and can get at them, look at the drivers door tag. Look for the "local" certification as of date of production. It will have the intended sales market.
My big question is what did they do with the parts for the cars that they paid Karmann not to build?
Presumably DC paid Karmann 100 million Euros not to produce the remaining contracted Crossfires.
Where did all those parts go after December 17, 2007??
DB does not want them overseas to Muck-up MB sales. Actually, DB does not want anything to do with Chrysler.. They have valued their 19.9 % share they still own of Chrysler LLC at $0. (or would that be 0 Euros?)
I've seen cars built for the Belgium market in Vancouver and the Pacific NW. If you spot any of these cars, and can get at them, look at the drivers door tag. Look for the "local" certification as of date of production. It will have the intended sales market.
My big question is what did they do with the parts for the cars that they paid Karmann not to build?
Presumably DC paid Karmann 100 million Euros not to produce the remaining contracted Crossfires.
Where did all those parts go after December 17, 2007??
Originally Posted by harbor
Could be the inventory of a dealer that went out of biz on the way to an auction.
Originally Posted by VQ35DE
Not with the protective white plastic on them from the factory.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/08-Po...QQcmdZViewItem
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/08-Po...QQcmdZViewItem
I wish they'd ship some RHD with sticks over here. That would be a hoot to drive here. (I've driven manuals in Ireland, so I know what I'm talking about.)
We are nowhere near the truck route from Baltimore unless the driver is about 15 - 20 miles off course. The storage lots are right on 95 by the Tunnels in Baltimore. My guess is those cars are in my garage waiting for me when I get home tonight!
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Originally Posted by CarolinaMtnXfire
Baltimore was one of the ports of entry. There was a large number of cars stored there. That is probably where the carrier was from.
Originally Posted by DOGBOY
The old Beta shoe factory parking lot in abington MD is a storage area for hundreds of Crossfires!
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Originally Posted by InfernoRedXfire
Is or was storage for hundreds of Crossfires?
no but if you do cars.com search you will find a few new Xfires in Olathe Kansas and Spring Chrysler in Texas 
can't talk those expletive (Log Cabin GOP types) down to a reasonable number

can't talk those expletive (Log Cabin GOP types) down to a reasonable number
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