Just a thought. Prices of these things would climb if we could get a T.V. show to do a piece on the SRT6. A show like Stacy Davids GEARZ would be a real good place. Even Horse Power T.V. might work. They could explain the car and then do a bunch of up grades to make it go like hell. I think it would cause a pretty good stir. I've seen it happen with Jeeps, Scouts and god knows a slew of muscle cars that nobody wanted. Gotta start writing some letters. Like I said, just a thought.

 

Not till after I buy me a SRT, please

 

I was thinking the same thing...

 

I pulled the trigger three weeks ago. After months of research I found that this car is the best value out there. I think that it's because nobody knows about them. It will run with most anything out there and for looks.... forget about it!!

 

Find a humidor for it, that should add a minimum of $500 to the price!!

 

You guys ever watch forum wars or forumwars.tv? We should try to get one of our cars on there

 

Chrysler did a pretty crappy job marketing and selling the Crossfire, and SRT-6 version. Availability and cost of parts would hold back prices. But, people don't know how reliable the car really is.... It's a perception problem. Having an SRT6 doing some "work" like the black Mustang in the movie "Drive" would help too. Check the clips of that movie. I betcha Mustangs sold pretty good after that movie came out.

 

My Crossfires need no boost in value. Time will do it. My $4000 1965 Sunbeam tiger is worth $100,000. It was fast . Meanwhile, I drive em. It's fun. gary

 

Best value add for this and any other car, when you MOD the thing document the hell out of it and return it to stock (or) pass all the MOD docs to the buyer so there is continuety.