Here is the Car fax http://www.carfax.com/cfm/ccc_Displa...7 9N45X038752

thanks to member waynesworld

 

I get 'page not found' for the carfax.

 

The link works for me.... Anyone else?

 

I just tried it and it worked for me.

 

I can view it. Of course, Carfax reports are not necessarily 100% correct.

 

Maybe that is the change Obama has been talking about. He may actually be able to help, cause I don't see him delivering on any of his other policies.

Maybe he secretly has a crossfire in his garage. No, wait, what am I thinking. There is no way, he is not nearly classy enough for that.


I'm done taking pot shots for now.

I agree, the rarity of this care is what will make its value maintain long into the future. Either that or you can thank the 16-20 year olds for crashing them and making even fewer non-salvage titles left in the market.

 

turning my SRT-6 into a collector's item.

NEVER selling this beauty.

inevitably, this car WILL become RARE. maybe not now, maybe not soon, but eventually.

 

I guess "winning" the war in Iraq is highest on your priority list like Mcsame. Coming home with the big W should boost our economy and in turn the value of our cars.

 

Mary mother of god...leave it to you....lol

 

wow
i had talked to a friend of mine the other night .. he works for a car broker
he told me wholesale on a srt-6 was 14.000 now due to the world economy.

 

Will the SRT-6 become "collector Car"???? It should but dont hold your breath.Sure it has limited production,great performance,looks cool.But it is a "mutt"Chrysler/MB.And in the world of collector cars that alone is 2 strikes against it.And to help maintain collectability,better keep it 100% stock,look at it-dont drive it(keep mileage low) and who's gonna do that !!!!! LOL. I wonder just how many people on this forum has kept theirs 100% stock.By reading posts,I would gather not too many- if the forum is any type of barometer in that respect.It is ashame-A DAMN SHAME- that they dont hold their "true value" But that is in the eye of the beholder.
I dont know if any of you guys have ever been Cosworth Vega collectors/owners,But they are very rare.Only made about 3400 of them(75/76)Chevy body-Cosworth of England built the head-balanced/hand built motor and for what they are run like a bat out a hell.I think they still hold the top end speed record for bone stock/out of the showroom car at 138mph for their displacement(dont hold me to that LOL).Not bad considering when they were built.And there is less than 400 still in exsistance.Boy you would think they would be a "real collector"..................... wrong.You can still pick up a show room condition one for less than the original sticker-$6500.They are a "Mutt" too.
With the prices continually going down on the SRT-6's,These cars are gonna be bought by "kids" and will end up in the junk yards.That will only help appreciate them $$$ wise. My suggestion is if your gonna keep one of these for collectable purposes,buy 2. Have fun with one and look at the other one.Just dont bank on your retirement on the appreciation of your car LOL.Just my thoughts on the subject-----------Dave

 

don't care, I just hope this add is real, cause I thinks I am buying it for my son....too good to pass up....

 

oh and the cosworth vega would be a bad example, it never did what it was supposed to do, and that is why it failed to become a collector, it failed when it was introduced...I think this car will remain in the 20's for a long time once they start to dry up...many are coming off leases about now....in 4 more yrs, there will not be that many worth having and those who have kept theirs up and in show shape will, I think have a modest collector...but it won't be an L-88 '67 Corvette...

 

I agree with that the cosworth is a really bad example....! Our cars will be on the uphill climb....I know it and I feel it!!!!!!!!! come on baby climb^^^^^^^^^^

 

Opinions,gotta love them because everybodies got them LOL----------------------------------Dave

 

freakingfastsrt6,... When did you buy your Crossfire, what did you pay for it and how many miles are on it?
Most people who bought the SRT-6 (new) stole them for at least $10,000 off sticker. Otherwise they wouldn't have bought them.

 

I went to look at it a couple of weeks ago. At the time is was listed for $17K. It doesn't look like it has been taken care of by the first owner. It's a bit rough, the inside smelled like mildew, quite a few stone chips, faded headlights, broken front speaker cover, missing tire repair kit, silver paint on the radio turning yellow, nicks on rims. On the plus side, new Cooper tires in front and toyo in rear and has the nav radio but no discs.....It also has a XM antenna. It should sale pretty quickly at 14K

 

Lets hope that the SRT6 goes the way of the Superbird. Nobody wanted them when new, many sat around on dealer lots for years. Now they are going for BIG bucks. Just a thought.

 

I own 2 The first one I paid 37500 out the door and the second I bought for a little over 30 otd .....worth every penny....both were purchased in early 2006 both were bought brand new! the first one I bought was in charcoal and now has 32000 miles on the odometer and still running strong, the second one black and has 38 miles total only from the drive home from the dealership! I wanted one ever since I read about them in the concept years. I would have paid full pop for them If I had too...its a great car for the money! I would never look back.

 

There were very few Crossfires built and way fewer SRT6s. You add in the fact that some will be wrecked and many will be abused and it is pretty much a given the ones that are well taken care of and maintained will go up in value. This will take years though. No car becomes a collectable until usually 25+ years after they are built. Even corvettes and porsches lose value at first. Not quite as fast as our beautiful machines but most of that is because so few people even know what Crossfires are. That adds even more to the mistique. Most people think they are an exotic imported sports car (hey they are) and don't even price them because they figure they are too expensive. Enjoy your ride and take good care of it.