It took me 20 months of owning my Crossfire to get to the 10,000 mile mark. My dash started to show the double wrench this week too so I made an appointment with the local dealer yesterday to get some fresh oil installed today. They had me in and out in less than an hour for $89.99 plus tax. I'm going to need some clean air filters as the ones in there now show quite a bit of dirt on them. What a great time to take that same money for a couple of new filters and put it towards the needswing intake.
I've really enjoyed the past 20 months with my SRT-6. It's always an eye catcher/head turner, great fun to drive, and it's been very reliable to own. The Get Togethers that I've attended have been a delight as well as the opportunity to take a few laps around a couple of local tracks. I'm looking forward to the drive up to NC for the dragon run in a week and a half.
Anyone who is thinking of getting a Crossfire, you won't be disappointed!

I'd also like to say thanks for all the great members on this forum and the info that everyone shares with one another. If anyone needs help with something, several are always there to assist. I look forward to the next couple of years of ownership and another 10,000 miles of driving pleasure.

 

Man, don't you guys drive your cars? Well, I guess I can't talk, mine just turned 12,500.

 

24,000 on mine

 

42,500k And i only put 5k on it since owning it.

 

I bought my SRT-6 in February with 322 miles on it. I put it under the car cover on Sunday for the season with 1,075 on the clock. At that rate, it'll be 13 years before I see 10,000 miles.

 

5,200 on mine



Melspank
srt-6

 

Drive 'em, that's what they're for!!