forum members would you pay 16,150 for 2005 srt6 roadster with 34k miles. that includes taxes, license, fees from a dealership

 

That would all depend on the condition of the car.
Certainly NOT, sight unseen.

If it has :
New tires.
CLEAN ( not just dealer cleaned ) engine.
Fresh oil
flawless wheels
flawless interior
flawless top
no dents or scratches
clean CarFax
INSIDE of wheels are clean ( dealer hardly ever does that, indicates it was previously loved )
right color exterior and interior ( to suit you )

then maybe

 

As Alaxfire said depends on the car and what you're looking for. That seems kind of high given the recent prices we have seen on here (Magredvet) and some others whom I know pampered their cars and sold fort a better price than that.

 

We have not seen the car or know the specifics so you are the only 1 who can make the determination. I will say if it's in good shape and it is what you want ......you can't go wrong with the srt or the roadster.

 

Good luck either way and hope you let us know.......permagrin may be in your future!

 

I have him down to 15.7K including tax, licenses, and fees. I am thinking I'm buying.

 

going to look to purchase on friday. I have to drive two hours. 1 thing I dont know is if the supercharger pump is changed. Can you anybody give me things I should look for before purchasing. Thank you so much for the help.

 

Here is a good read for you to know what to look for.
Helpful Info for those looking to purchase a Crossfire

 

I paid around that for the exact same mileage for a black coupe in late 2011. I will say that I got a pretty good deal, but even if you only put 6,000 miles on it over the next 1-2 years you'll knock a few grand of your resale. Depends on what you want. If you're planning to keep it as long as you can then it makes sense to go for one with that low mileage. If you trade cars on a regular basis, I might go with a higher mileage one 40k - 60k miles to take advantage of the steep price drop that occurs (you'll likely save several grand). These cars are pretty solid and that amount of miles difference for those savings makes a lot of sense.

 

I paid $25k for mine in 2009. It was less than half of MSRP. no regrets... gary.

 

Very fair price IMHO, but of course there will always be a better deal out there.

 

is this the one?

Used Chrysler Crossfire SRT-6 For Sale Gainesville, VA - CarGurus

cargurus says its a good deal.

Used Chrysler Crossfire SRT-6 For Sale Gainesville, VA - CarGurus

although there were some great deals on the forum a couple weeks ago.

 

Where are you located? I think that for the Canadian market that would be a very good price, and providing the CarFax is clean and the vehicle checks out, I'd say go for it. In a heartbeat. It's a roadster, after all, and that warrants a bump in the price too.

 

i didnt get it. upset. body was messed up. im still looking

 

Don't be upset - you've learned a little bit more. Keep looking & you'll find the one that you want.

 

just mad i hd 2 drive 3 hrs and got lied 2 by a sales man patience is key

 

That's totally understandable. It makes you wonder how a salesman could possibly think that he could still make a sale after a stunt like that.