I just came across an Ebay add today where there is a 2005 SRT6 Aero Blue Coupe for sale in Cleveland, Ohio (private seller) with only 500 miles.
The vin #56271 is listed in the forum database. The current bit is $21K (1/11/2012). I do not know how to link it to this forum. Does this one belongs to a forum member? Ebay item # is: 230727551939 (expires 2/13/2012).

 

Very rare. Buy it if you plan to garage it and not drive for another 30 years - then sell it for a profit! Otherwise, find a cheaper one with higher mileage. No point in buying a pristine model like that if you want to DRIVE it. Plus, at this point, it would almost be a shame for such a low mileage car to be utilized. Might as well continue to preserve it if you have the space and funds.

 

Oh - and OP - help us out and post the link! Chrysler : Crossfire Chrysler : Crossfire | eBay

 

This has been discussed in the sales section. Car has had 3 title corrections on 3 different years and only one owner???
Ebay seller stated that the title corrections were due to the lien on the car???? More questions then answers, as always "Buyer Beware". NADA value of the car corrected for the questionable 500 miles of use is ONLY $18k, and NADA and KBB have been running about 15% above actual selling price with the current US economy.

05/15/2007 PA
Auto Auction REPORTED AT AUTO AUCTION AS MANUFACTURER VEHICLE 06/25/2007 GENEVA, OH 216
Motor Vehicle Dept. TITLE (Title #:0700606071) (Lien Reported)
TITLE (Title #:0700606074) (Lien Reported) 08/16/2007 GENEVA, OH
Motor Vehicle Dept. TITLE (Title #:1807698852) (Lien Reported)
CORRECTED TITLE 06/24/2008 GENEVA, OH
Motor Vehicle Dept. TITLE (Title #:1808093890) (Lien Reported)
CORRECTED TITLE 01/03/2011 GENEVA, OH
Motor Vehicle Dept. TITLE (Title #:1809090165) (Lien Reported)
CORRECTED TITLE

 

Could be bouncing bank to bank...which would result in a new title do to lein change...

 

+1 This doesn't seem like a red flag, maybe more of a yellow flag.

 

Rare Find... Aero Blue SRT6 with only 500 mile - For Sale on ebay

 

Makes sence for the lein reporting, but not the 3 title corrections. Unless Ohio considers a change to the lein holder a title correct? Worth a phone call to Ohio DMV if your truely interested.

 

If I remember correctly, the lien holder is on the back of the title and holds the title until pay off. So if he refinanced, the lien holder would be changed on the title. He has financed it 3 times so the DMV would have to make the change on the title. I guess he was looking for a better interest rate to lower his payments.