Fluid's Engineer for a paper machine manufacturer.

 

Am a 40+ director of marketing communications (the ad gal) for a major high tech company (raced NASCAR for a summer). Saw it in a magazine that morning; traded in my miata and my accord and bought it that night. Most impulsive thing I've ever done, but it was just soo beautiful...it's rolling artwork! (maybe I should do ads for DC...)

 

Sorry "Volvo Driver " "C70 Hard Top Though"

Company Director. In Mid Life Crisis "According to wife"

4 Weeks to go,,,,,Horaaaaa

www.arenagroup.net

 

I own a tanning salon and the missus is an management accountant. I just hope its been worth the year wait

 

Future owner of a SSB 6 speed with Cedar interior. I am an engineer for DCX. This car in my opinion is the best thing that could have happened for Chrysler. Oh and by the way from what I know and have seen for the future it is just the beginning of wonderful products that are in the pipeline this "merger" will not dissapoint. :!:

 

VP Sales Apparel Mfg
I service a small retail chain based in Bentonville, AR
SSB, 6speed

 

New Home Sales Manager

 

I'm an Aerospace Site Manager. Apache/Longbow Helicopter program. Was Army helicopter pilot for 13 years. Got out in 1982 and been in current position ever since.

 

Small business owner for 25 yrs. (gasoline). Before that, submarine driver for 3 years. It's time to retire but I still have kids in college.

 

Another R.O.F.

30+ yrs as an educator with a concurrent 23 year "career" in the military reserve - RCAF & CAF (Air).

 

jeweler in Tucson AZ I have a black crossfire and a 1998 Z3 bmw I love the crossfire!

 

Hello,
I am an electrician at the Daimler-Chrysler headquarters and tech center in Auburn Hills, MI.
I work in the scientific testing facility. I have seen this car around for a while. I at first didn't like it, then I saw a white one driving through the hallway and I was blown away. I now own a black 6 speed.
CrossCrazy

 

Nothing wrong with being a retired old fart and enjoying your car. For me I have always thought that it was interesting to see "older" folks driving expensive and or powerful (i.e. really fast) sports cars. Of course it is usually because the kids are grown and gone and they have more expendable income and/or they are at a point in their life where they can afford such a car. For me I did not want to wait too long to drive a decent sporty car. I'm 42 and work for the Federal government. I bought this car (after comparing it to 4 or 5 others) in it's class because it was the most car for the money (at least to me) and it was/is the new kid on the block, and ceratinly had the most unique styling. I don't know production numbers on cars like the Z350 but I am guessing that they are much higher than the roughly 11,000 (1st year) worldwide production models on the Crossfire.

 

Regional DIA (department information administrator) ((basically web dev, desktop / network admin)) For DaimlerChryslers Southwest Business Center.

Fit that on a business card :lol:

Looks like a lot of DCX employees are owners of this fine automobile. I'm just glad to finally get out of the "fast n ferrious" image.