Should I Buy An 2008 Crossfire at 2% Below Invoice?
Re: Should I Buy An 2008 Crossfire at 2% Below Invoice?
Originally Posted by nox1s
Make sure you test drive a SRT-6 too !!!
Such a delima "Ice cream or Cake"
Re: Should I Buy An 2008 Crossfire at 2% Below Invoice?
The dealership in Lee's Summit Mo. (close to KCMO) has new '07s for $15K off sticker....they add the destination fee to that so it's really $14K off & they require you to borrow at least $10K or else they add another $1K. They tell you you have to hold the note for 3 months or so before you can pay it off...(I think that's bull)...anyway, I waited 3 months before I paid mine off (yesterday). I think mine was the last 6 speed they had....they still have about 10 automatics.
Last edited by Chris L.; 09-22-2010 at 12:59 PM.
Re: Should I Buy An 2008 Crossfire at 2% Below Invoice?
Originally Posted by Chris L.
Oh, yeah....forgot to mention....
Machine Grey Crystal Pearl is the best color!!
Machine Grey Crystal Pearl is the best color!!
I agree!!
I recently bought my 06 Ltd. coupe with 13,000 miles for a very reasonable price. But the 06 does not come with a lifetime powertrain warranty as some one mentioned above.
good luck!
Re: Should I Buy An 2008 Crossfire at 2% Below Invoice?
Look for a 2007 base if you want a really cheap "new" car. I got my crossfire from a dealer down in Florida. Was actually looking at the used ones on the lot and they were in pretty bad shape. The guy knew I wanted a crossfire and decided to sell me a brand new one for 19k. Good deal huh? Look around. If you want a "new" one, look for a 2007. 2008's, just as people have already pointed out, are just 2007's. There's no difference.
Best of luck to ya!
Best of luck to ya!
Re: Should I Buy An 2008 Crossfire at 2% Below Invoice?
Originally Posted by fyrepower
I agree!!
I recently bought my 06 Ltd. coupe with 13,000 miles for a very reasonable price. But the 06 does not come with a lifetime powertrain warranty as some one mentioned above.
good luck!
I recently bought my 06 Ltd. coupe with 13,000 miles for a very reasonable price. But the 06 does not come with a lifetime powertrain warranty as some one mentioned above.
good luck!
Re: Should I Buy An 2008 Crossfire at 2% Below Invoice?
Originally Posted by SouthernHero
I've been reading the Depreciation thread... wow, so this is great news for someone like me to pick up a '04 or '05 Crossfire now at a great value...
Re: Should I Buy An 2008 Crossfire at 2% Below Invoice?
Originally Posted by VALKRYDERGUY
Time to buy for sure. Just 1 year ago I bought my 04 Crossfire with only 1 previous owner and 17200 miles and paid $18,900 and thought I was getting a great price considering it sold for $34,995 sticker new in 04. I would have never guessed it could be bought for less a year later. Go get one !! They are awesome cars.
Re: Should I Buy An 2008 Crossfire at 2% Below Invoice?
Originally Posted by SouthernHero
Awesome man. Thanks for the info, I'm hoping to get one real soon, although I might wait for 6 months or a year if I think I can get an even better deal.
Why wait ? I don't think they are gonna drop much more.
I HOPE NOT ANYWAY
Re: Should I Buy An 2008 Crossfire at 2% Below Invoice?
Originally Posted by VALKRYDERGUY
But if you get one now you can enjoy it all summer and be the coolest cat on the block.
Why wait ? I don't think they are gonna drop much more.
I HOPE NOT ANYWAY
Why wait ? I don't think they are gonna drop much more.
I HOPE NOT ANYWAY
Re: Should I Buy An 2008 Crossfire at 2% Below Invoice?
I'm actually considering jumping from my 05 coupe into an 05 roadster. The 05's are around 20-21, 06's get to 22-23, and newer are higher. The only things stopping me is mine has depreciated a bunch since I bought it last June. The other is mine is still under the 3/36 until 2/10, with the 7/70 after that. A replacement CPO roadster has the 80 powertrain warranty only. But the coupe's top doesn't go down. So still undecided.
Decisions decisions
Decisions decisions
Re: Should I Buy An 2008 Crossfire at 2% Below Invoice?
i am fairly new to the forum and bought a pearl coat blue coupe <limited>meaning it has about everything for $19k from carmax with only 5000k on the speedo.there seem to be quite a few out there with low miles and are just like new.give it a try.i had it transferred from georgia to north carolina for 200 dollars.
Re: Should I Buy An 2008 Crossfire at 2% Below Invoice?
This is all really great information. Thanks so much.
What about this: I'm 6'5, 230 pounds... tight squeeze? Will I fit at all? Thoughts? I'm going to test drive one this weekend if I can find one in my area, they same to be rare here (Birmingham, AL).
What about this: I'm 6'5, 230 pounds... tight squeeze? Will I fit at all? Thoughts? I'm going to test drive one this weekend if I can find one in my area, they same to be rare here (Birmingham, AL).
Re: Should I Buy An 2008 Crossfire at 2% Below Invoice?
Right off the bat I'd say it's gonna be a tight squeeze.
I'm 6'2" and my hair touches the roof, and my knees are about 1" from the dash. A lot will depend on your torso/leg ratio. But, the seat is adjustable and accomodating. You'll find out on your test drive. Sit in the passenger side too - there's leven ess room there!!!
I'm 6'2" and my hair touches the roof, and my knees are about 1" from the dash. A lot will depend on your torso/leg ratio. But, the seat is adjustable and accomodating. You'll find out on your test drive. Sit in the passenger side too - there's leven ess room there!!!