http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2005-...95039742QQrdZ1


What a deal...

 

Nothing funny about it... the guy is ripping people off. ANYONE can print the same coupon from overstock.com for free.

http://crossfire.overstock.com/

So much for his green star rating on ebay.

 

and this is a new concept for an ever increasing number of eBay auctions?

 

I never paid much attention to ebay in the past for the same reason you stated. In this case I just wanted to let forum members know that auction is a complete scam.

Anyone over 18 years old can print out the same coupon at overstock.com.

The savings are:

Coupe SRT6... $8,415.00 off MSRP (a 18.3% savings)
Coupe Limited... $7,765.00 off MSRP (a 21.6 % savings)
Coupe Standard... $7,140.00 off MSRP (a 23.7% savings)

I didn't print anything on a roadster as I'm not interested in them.

It's sad to see this happing to such a unique automobile. I still think the Crossfire would have sold better as a Mercedes-Benz AFTER the SLK 320 was discontinued. MB could have sold it as an entry level two seater at Chrysler MSRP prices to get rid of the left over parts and to get more new buyers interested in the MB brand.

 

what a jack... anyone can get this coupon for free. this scammer needs to be reported to ebay!

on thecarconnection.com

Overstock.com Stocks Chrysler Crossfire (old news...prior post info)

Chrysler's Crossfire will be marketed through a new deal with Overstock.com, the automaker said last week. In an unusual deal with untold consequences for the two-seat sportscar's resale value, Chrysler will offload remaining 2005 Crossfire coupes and roadsters through the Web site that also sells factory remainders on consumer products from bedding to electronics to furniture. The site, which also features products from brands like Ralph Lauren and Prada, will provide Chrysler buyers with a coupon that they can redeem for up to $8,900 off the MSRP of any 2005 Crossfire. The deal expires on Jan. 3.