I was just looking at autotrader for a friend and found this beauty..... listed as grey but looks like SSB. Under 5000 miles, one owner(78 year old gent), non-smoker, never in snow, (probably been in the rain since it is in Oregon). Asking $19.9k. Not a great price, but not bad for a barely used SRT6. If you could get it for $18k that would be a pretty sweet deal....

Cars for Sale: 2005 Chrysler Crossfire SRT-6 Coupe in SPRINGFIELD, OR 97478: Coupe Details - 294519905 - AutoTrader.com

Here is a BLACK one for $13.5k with 50k miles on it...

http://www.autotrader.com/fyc/vdp.js...standard=false

 

i am selling mine as well
2005 Crossfire SRT-6

 

People seem to throw around $20K as a starting price for an SRT6. It's up to you if you want to pay that, but hear my story first.

I paid $15K at a dealership for a gunmetal grey SRT6 roadster in December with 60K on the clock in tip-top shape. It is now my daily driver, and i'll just take the money I didn't spend on the car and do regular maintenance. You can pay a lot more for low mileage if you want, it's up to you.

-- David

 

I spent $21k for my car with 2300 miles on her. No regrets here!

 

You spent that much with the mods or put them on after?

-- David

 

I am not looking to buy another car.... just saying that I found this really nice one.... someone else might be looking....

 

It's still not a bad price, realistically. They aren't making any more, and I'm sure there was alot of money spent on upkeep and storage. I say pay the $20k; the more they sell for the more they are theoretically worth.

 

nice man i am looking at one now with 10k miles on it and its going for 18k all stock

 

I was into mine, One 2004 limited and about 28K...
This is why I get pissed listening to people ***** over the 15,000. price tag.
Mike