There is a beautiful, red roadster LTD, manual for sale at Albright Motors in Lawrenceville, IL, which is just across the river from me in Vincennes, IN. This car has around 4429 miles on it. In perfect condition. Never driven in bad weather and always garaged.
So, Bill Albright is asking around $20,995.00 for this car, which is about as much as I paid for my SRT6 X 2. Good to know the cars are going up in value??

Anyway, if anyone on the forum wants a beautiful red Crossfire roadster LTD, email Bill Albright at ba@albrightmotors.com. He sent me pictures but I haven't a clue how to get those pictures into this forum. If you need me to drive it and bring it to you, I'm always happy to help especially if I need to drive it through the tail to bring it to you (who ever you are that buys it.) I could drive it out to Reno for CAA, too. I could drive it to Daytona, Texas Motor Speedway, ARizona. Hell I'll drive it wherever you want me too for the asking.
Hope someone on the forum gets this beautiful, like new car.

 

Hmmmmmmmmmmm...

$21K with apprx 5K miles.

I paid $18K on a 2007 Roadster with 11k miles on it, last year (Mint, you could eat off the engine or floor boards).

You made my day, cause I got mine $3K cheaper.

Personally, I'd be surprised if it sold at that price, but hey, what do I know.

I thought I overpaid for mine, but after driving it for a while, I consider mine a bargain...

 

That's a really nice offer from you Jane. BTW, you can load the photos in your gallery here and then embed the links into your post.

 

I hope if someone wants it, they will negotiate as hard as they can. Again, I'm available to bring it to whomever buys it.

 

I paid $18K for my 2007 with 6800 miles on it...also you could still smell the new car smell when you open the door. I also considered mine a bargen till my wife found her 2008 Roadster and we got that one for $19K with 5200 miles on it. Both are sweet!

 

The prices of these cars are not moving north, dealers are pushing the values back down. I have seen multiple SRT6's in the 14.5-16k range from dealers. The private sector is trying to push prices up but it hasn't caught on yet. If you sell it let me know pls!

I have inquired trade in value, and 12.8 is the black book value.

 

First off, I'm not selling this car. This car was traded in to a local GM dealership in Lawrenceville, IL. The price is too high. However, the last time I tried to get a roadster with a stick, another dealership was able to sell the car for around $18,000+. So, you never know what these dealerships can do with the right customer who has not done their homework.

If that car was a stick, I would be more interested in it. If I had another garage, I would be interested. If I had some extra money, I would be interested. I like Bill Albright and would love to do business with him, but the timing isn't right.

Hoping someone on the forum would want it and would negotiate with Bill. If that car sits over there for a bit, I bet he would be interested is some offers. Never hurts to make an offer should someone want a pristine red roadster.

 

Two-seat roadsters don't sell well in the midwest during the winter. After it sits for 90 days, he may be persuaded to sell it for less, unless the weather gets warmer more quickly. And once again, the same foeum that bemoans the drop in value of their cars is quick to cry "over priced".

 

Good point.