Yesterday I was perusing craigslist looking at cars and punched in Crossfire. Oh, it's an SRT6. Oh, it's 30 miles away. Oh, it's got 16,000 miles. Oh, it's not priced by a crazy person. Oh, I can finance it like a normal car. I'm back and glad to be here.

The dealer's story is a local collector liquidated and this was the only modern vehicle in the collection. Nobody tried to sell it into the niche collector market, they just priced it like a normal low-mileage vehicle and put it on the lot. The dealer said he got a lot of calls but I was the first one to show up with money. So if you were trying to buy this car in Paso Robles I have it. I'll put the VIN in the registry, it's not there.

Graphite coupe bone stock like new. Return of the permagrin I have missed since selling my roadster.

 

C O N G R A T U L A T I O N S ! and welcome back to the Crossfire family! Now go find another unicorn and buy it too! That's how the obsession begins . . . One Crossfire at a time!

 

TYVM. In case anybody cares the list price was $16,000 and I didn't argue with them. Plug that into your "What's it worth?" calculator.

 

For a Graphite Roadster with those miles, yes.
For a coupe? Ummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm, no.

But if it is making you happy, then we are done here.

 

First you have to find someone willing to part with that low mileage graphite roadster. This was there and I pounced on it.

 

Congratulations and welcome back. I bought my 2005 SRT blue coupe for $17,500 with modes and spares, under 6,200 miles with no regrets! ENJOY THE RIDE !!

 

Get your checkbook out Mark ...

https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...srt6-sale.html

 

I bought my SRT6 coupe in 2008 with 8500 miles for $21,000. Probably overpaid a bit but wanted low mileage and graphite. Since then I have passed up another lower mileage coupe while I wait for that graphite SRT6 roadster.

 

Everybody knows graphite is the fastest roadster color. I know, I had one. In 2008 it wasn't hard to find a 3-year-old car with a handful of miles. Finding a 15-year-old car, especially THE car that you want, with a handful of miles at a reasonable price is finding a unicorn. I wish you luck in your roadster search and hope nobody has to die in order for it to go on the market. When I was in the Imperial club that's exactly what happened -- desirable cars came on the market after personal tragedies.