2005 Sapphire Silver Blue Metallic Chrysler Crossfire SRT-6 Coupe with 22K miles. Well kept car, all maintenance completed at Mercedes dealership. Driven mostly to work everyday less than 15 miles roundtrip.

I took it to a independent mercedes mechanic for a check up to see if there is any problems. They said everything is fine besides one tire needing to be replaced soon and 2 center caps are peeling which can be replaced under warranty. The warranty is good for a little less than a year.

Pics are attached. When I was taking them I noticed that some of the wheels have curb rash from street parking in some areas. I keep it in a parking deck overnight. I am willing to drop the price to $16,500 due to the curb rash. Let me know if you have any questions.

 

Wasn't this posted before?

 

I believe so. I can't help but to be pissed at the prices some of these are being listed for. If this continues, we will have a bucket of gold worth next to nothing if you know what I mean.

Steve

 

The sad thing is that we are underpricing our own cars...

 

Exactly. Maybe there is something wrong with this one. Isn't this the one where the guy was going out of the country? Had a similar story on a 300ZX and turned out to be a farse.

Steve

 

PM sent for VIN...Please reply.

 

Yes this is also posted in the "cars for sale" section.

I suggested he also post it here with the price in the title just to be sure it wasn't missed.
I am surprised it has not been sold at this low price.
If I had the $$$ and didn't already have a Crossfire I would be interested in this one for sure.

 

Hello Everyone. Nothing is wrong with this car. It was looked over as noted above. I am not leaving the country either. This was listed in the Cars for Sale section but only received a few responses. So looking for more exposure in this section.

I am not looking to make a profit here the reason why I am selling so low is because I need to sell it fast. And it would be nice if it was a forum member. I just moved to Center City Philadelphia and there is no street parking here. It is located in a parking deck overnight and there is a monthly cost for this. Everything is walkable where I moved so there is no need for a car.

Thanks!

 

As long as we sell it to someone we know or here on the forum maybe the outside world will no know that the price is low and this car should bring $22,000 any time. I have a friend that may want it where is it located. jim

 

Yeah, this is sad for me...I picked up my SRT-6 with 40K miles a couple months ago for the same price...would have been nice to have that warranty.

So I guess what I should be posting is...this is a sweet deal!!!

 

how'd you manage that?

 

My one friends dad owned a dealership and he new the owner of the local Mercedes dealer. He would let me bring it in for oil changes and maintenance.

 

I agree, Steve. There is no rational reason why these cars don't sell for more. Unfortunately, the market sets the price, we don't. Due to an injury, I couldn't drive the SRT-6 anymore and it sat in my garage collecting dust for a year while I attempted to sell it for $24,000.

Buyers are not stupid and the ones that called me were a familiar with Crossfire pricing as I was. After a year, I wound up selling my 2,000 mile SRT-6 couple for $19,000 and was happy to get it. I took an $8,500 bath on the car and was probably lucky it wasn't more.

I loved that car, but, with a broken back in two different spots, it simply wasn't practical to keep. I initially went into this thing with my eyes wide open. Chrysler took a $19,000 shot when I bought the car ($46,000 list). I knew the prices would continue to drop but I figured I'd have this car for a very long time, so who cared.

Hold on to your cars if you can. I think the market is about bottomed out on these cars. But, then again, who knows.

 

Hell of a deal, almost makes me want to buy a coupe to go with my roadster

 

Damn shame.

Glad I have mine. Hate to see you guys having to sell yours.
Good luck with the sale.

 

I've seen prices sustain a little bit down here in FL...Roadsters with about 20-30k are still going for $25K, and Coupes around $20K with about the same mileage. I guess we get away with it since driving season is all year 'round rather than having to deal with snow.

 

Damnit, I paid that exact price for my '04 Coupe a year and a half ago.

 

That sounds good. lol

 

well, I am thinking about it, I'd rather have one to drive, and one to play, but my wife will kill me, then I couldn't drive anything...then again, I could get rid of the wife, and have a lot more money to play, that, is if she doesn't get it all....decisions....

 

I sent you a pm!