Are these people insane? $950,000.00 for a hyped up Dodge Challenger with a custom body on it. If I was a Billionaire I think I'd still find something better than that to waste $950,000.00 on.Plymouth : Road Runner:eBay Motors (item 180435219454 end time Nov-30-09 09:53:54 PST)

 

I have to agree with you, but a collector with tons of money might consider a one of a kind concept car.

 

I'm a collector (17 cars).
Don't have tons of money so I "settled" for two SRT's!

So I guess that I'm $915,000 ahead of the guy that buys the concept car!

 

Yes you are....but without the car.

 

He can have the car!

I think I'm still ahead of him even without the money!

Crossfires RULE!

 

And thats why the rich get richer..... As an investment opportunity, it is without a doubt a good buy. Concept cars cannot be registered, and therefore would never see road time. As such, this will go into someones exclusive private collection, and will demand several million dollars at some point in the future. The ROI on this vehicle will probably surpass most other means of investment.

 

Well it IS BLACK!(sorta)

 

trying to recoup their investment in lump sum. I always liked roadrunners...not sure I like that one...I think I would buy an original at Barrett/Jackson cheaper, and enjoy it more...

 

Actually, this car was built using an existing Challenger chassis and powertrain. They call it a "concept" when in reality it's a "custom".

What you stated about concept cars is true, if it's a factory concept......not something that was built from a custom house.

 

Steve, haven't you seen "My" Crossfire/AMX "Concept".
I only want a 100k for it.

 

Well damn........ lol. The first sentence stated..... "Up for auction is the Road Runner Concept Car". I guess if I had read more carefully, I would have saw that it is a one off custom. Ok ladies and gentlemen..... The official bmorgan analysis of this opportunity has been downgraded to..... "Do not touch with a 10 foot pole". If you just must have a one off RoadRunner, please contact the team of Chip Foose. They will make you a deal and design and develop one for you for a bargain of $500K.

 

All this talk and I can't believe no one has said what appears to me as the obvious. There is a typo in the price and it should have been $95,000.00

 

I don't mean to pick nits with you Dan. But the obvious would seem to me to be a discussion about the location, value and ROI of the most important Chrysler concept car.

Where, and how much for the original Crossfire Concept vehicle?


roadster with a stick

For the record guys, if it shows up on Ebay, i'm not sharing untill the bidding goes over $20K.

Heads up Boiler up! I gaurantee you won't get it for $85.00

 

I love the car. Of course I can't afford to buy it. BUT it makes me wonder why Chrysler never brought the Charger or 300c out in a 2 door model. If I wanted a high performance car with a Hemi engine I sure wouldn't want a 4 door sedan.

 

the roof just looks wrong somehow... that aside there are some great touches on there