Car has been sitting in my car for a few years. Was only my daily driver for about a year and now only driven on occasion. It needs a new home.

I've been searching for other low mile cars for sale but don't see anything this low. The car is in excellent condition with only a minor ding (no paint damage, can be pulled out), one small scratch (drives side A panel), and a couple of inches of rash on one rim.

Before I post over on the classifieds section I'm curious if anyone has recommendations on pricing for such a low mileage vehicle? I'm surprised how cheap these cars are going for, but nothing seems to be this low mileage.

**Edit: Saphire Silver/Blue, Coupe (non-convertible), Located in Phoenix, Arizona. Always garaged.

 

Likely will be interest on here. Pricing will be all over the map. Low miles is of course a huge plus that would put it on the higher side of the scale. Are you originial owner? Do you have all the records? Any mods? Pictures etc. will all be necessary with this crowd. Also, make sure you get the color description correct. Pearl Blue isn't an accurate color designation for a Crossfire. Is it Aero Blue or Saphire Silver Blue. Those are your two options under the SRT6 model.

Edmunds puts the value in the 10 to $13K range. Some might be willing to go higher if they are really interested in a low mileage SRT6 in good to excellent condition. I'd say start high and expect a sale in the 12-13K range unless you find someone who really knows the car, appreciates it really wants it. It may take a while but who knows.

Also, I'm presuming this is the coupe, not the roadster?

 

Also ..... Location ?

 

Photos and VIN# ? I can put it out on the srt-6.com page aswell if you like.

 

The color description was almost correct, although wrong for his car.
There are Aero Blue Pearl Coat cars. That is the description in the SRT6 brochure, see attached copy.
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I would expect dealers would list such a low mileage car from $16k to $19500. You would probably be able to sell it between $13k and $15k. If I had not just purchased one I would have been interested. Good luck !

 

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I would suggest you post this in the appropriate section and start a thread with more details.