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How can you can tell a great car from average cars? When the owner keeps it looking like new for a long, long time, right? I've owned nearly 30 cars in my life, and my Crossfire (Ay Baby) has been with me the longest: nearly 12 years. It does look like new. From a distance of, say, 10 feet, you'll think Baby is new. My other cars have sat out in the weather so Baby can have the garage! Her outside color is "Saphire Silver Blue," metallic clear coat. Inside, she sports two-tone leather, brick and black. People always praise the interior colors and cleanliness. She's wearing Continental True Contact tires. K&N air filters keep her breathing deeply. I'll tell you she's not perfect, but she almost is. I've run Mobil 1 0W-40 full synthetic oil in her. I've had her professionally cared for all these years. She'll give you 25-28 mpg depending upon how heavy your right foot is. She sports the 6-speed manual transmission, and is good for as much as 145 mph, according to car magazines from her time. The first $6,500 takes her home. I'll even throw in a full set of Bosch Quiet Cast Premium brake pads (she doesn't need them yet).