A local dealer has a leftover 2004 Crossfire (automatic tranny) at $12,700 off MSRP... $23,000 out the door (no sales tax in my state).


Should I take advantage of this? Is this a good deal or is this commonplace?

Thanks!

 

It's a good deal depending on your location and local dealers inventory. I bought a 2004 Crossfire, Coupe, Graphite/Cedar for $24k plus tax, plates last week. I did a dealer inventory search and could not find any other 2004s for that price in AZ with a 6 spd. BTW, its was a great car at sticker price, so buying it at $12,700 off is a steal.

 

Thanks for the reply. It's either that one or a used manual with 9K miles for $20K. Decisions decisions.

 

That is a no brainer buy the autostick!!!

 

I just bought a left over 04' with only 60 miles for $23,000! Best decision I've ever made. Its Alabaster with dark gray interior and I just absolutely love it. Go for it, as in this price range, there is nothing that touches this car and I have shopped around. I own a Porsche as well. While the Porsche is a 90', the Crossfire reminds me a lot of my old 1990 928 S4. A nice GT car for long stretches of road.