I have decided to sell my 2006 SRT Roadster.

I've only mentioned here in case anyone sees it on Autotrader

 

Hi Dal

does that mean you will no longer have a crossfire?

 

Wow thats a shame, what brought about the change of mind - You've not had it long?

 

It will mean exactly that I'm afraid

 

Hi Steve,

I've had the car 9 months which for me is a long time when I had the bikes I changed them every three months the reason for the change is simply to reduce the number of cars I currently have, it's ridiculous really there's only me and my wife and we have four cars. which of course means 4 x Insurance 4 x Road Tax etc etc

 

Hi Dal

know exactly what you mean the two of us are in same situation with 4 cars - sometime I will have to make the same decision annoyingly 3 of them all have to be taxed and insured between Dec 12th and March 12th the 4th one is June so they are staying at least until summer when I guess the Crossfire could be easiest to sell The 4 x 4 will definitely stay though

 

I am interested in knowing what it costs for 4 cars? Here in the states I own 5 cars. With taxes/insurance. It costs me about 2000 dollars a year. Taxes are really cost of license plates here for clarification. No road tax.

 

[QUOTE=Robskytoon;726840]Hi Dal

know exactly what you mean the two of us are in same situation with 4 cars - sometime I will have to make the same decision annoyingly 3 of them all have to be taxed and insured between Dec 12th and March 12th the 4th one is June so they are staying at least until summer when

I guess the Crossfire could be easiest to sell

Hi Rob...Is it a black auto? if so I could be interested

UKKen.

 

Hi

sorry no it's blue (silver looking)

 

Thanks...I will keep looking.

UKKen.

 

Tax and insurance for me comes in at just over £900 per year, give or take. That's for a n/a roadster, would be lots more if; a) it was supercharged (insurance up), or b) it was registered after mid-2006 (tax up).

For me, a late '06 SRT6 would set me back upwards of £1500 per year. This is for ONE CAR.
I am 26, though.

 

Hi

my cars work out at around £2000 for all 4 including Road Tax Insurance and where appropriate MOT.

The Crossfire is most expensive to insure (no surprise) but at £271 not too bad - sorry Dal but I am a bit older (like about 39 years)

 

same here, I'm an old git so SRT6 + n/a Crossfire + 3L V6 Jag + Land Rover = a shade over £1800 per year all in Looking at getting rid of one, probably the Land Rover only due to parking problems at home.

Also contemplating get rid of both Xfires and moving to a different mark

 

Sad and surprised to hear that. Do you have a times scale in mind?

UKKen.

 

Not really, just pondering at the moment Ken, we have been looking for an Aston Martin for some time now, soon as the right one comes along or I get an offer on the Xfires, they will go.

 

Parking is a nightmare here now. 5 cars on the drive and when my oldest sons girlfriend stays it makes six. I think the cars can stay and I will have to go :-(

 

We are considering buying a bigger drive with a house attached

 

Or buy one of these

 

I have supercharged Range Rover, BMW M3 Convertible, Mondeo Diesel and the Crossfire, £575 per year for all of them, to make this happen i buy and sell a car or 2 each month so i get a traders policy for me and the wife, unlimited private and stock cars

 

Didn't mean to steal the thread but it doesn't seem to b anymore expensive than the states. Fuel is for sure. Good luck with your sale Dal. Thanks for the replies.