Hello,

I'm planning to sell the Crossfire, and I'd like to ask people's opinions on pricing.

The car is a 2 owner 2004 Crossfire Coupe with 49,xxx miles, manual transmission, graphite metallic with black interior, clean car fax. I bought it in 2013 from the original owner in KY with just under 28,000 miles. Car is in central Missouri. I'd say it's very clean plus, and has no known issues, good service records.

I had installed the custom touring suspension- springs and adjustable Konis- sold by Ground Control in California. Also, the car has a set of 17x8 Mandrus Millenium wheels. Other items include about $1000 worth of sound insulation, the wire mesh grille from zunsport in Fl, the dashboard matching silver Kenwood satellite radio, and I bought a spare silver windshield molding set and door handles and had them painted the body color of the car and installed.
I have all the original parts for everything.

I don't expect to add the cost of the mods and extras to the price, but I'm wondering what people think this 2 owner very nice car with 49,500 miles is worth. I realize I could put all the original parts back on and sell the windshield moldings, radio and wheels separate from the car if necessary.

Many thanks for any advice,
Andy R

 

There is an 05 with 37,500 in our for sale section currently ,at $7500.

 

According to what I've seen around and the KBB value, I would ask $8,000 and let it go for $6,500 if I were desperate to sell. As it's is a specialty car, you could get top dollar from someone looking specifically for a clean Crossfire, and someone who appreciates the extras. To some the extras may be meaningless, or even lower the value. I paid $10,500 for my 2004 white automatic limited coupe in 2012 with 18,000 miles. That was a bit high, but the car was absolutely showroom perfect and had Mandrus wheels and Magnaflow exhaust. For all practical purposes it was a new car. KBB currently values it around $6,700.