I have been watching the Kelly Blue book site for SRT's only. Today there was 132 listed but 5 were non SRT's. The lowest price was a coupe with 24,150 miles went for $18,990. The highest was two cars, one coupe with 30 miles and a convertible with 573 both were $33,999. The cheapest convertible on there was $23,985 with 34,221 miles. The last few weeks there are fewer and fewer of the SRT's listed. It's interesting to watch the pricing. The Crossfire is one heck of a bargian! I know that there are others out there that are cheaper and more expensive but I want to keep an eye on the value of these fine cars. The value is not in what you pay but the bargin you get.

 

I agree totally. I paid $25,000 for my SRT6 coupe with 200 miles on it, and I still feel like the luckiest guy in the world. When I tell people how much I paid, they are astounded! Most people don't know how much these cars cost - but most "know" they are expensive.

 

I thought mine was a good deal at $24,999 with 48 miles and a scratch on the quarter panel. Well now I think is was an *** kicking deal because the scratch polished right out. At these prices you can't go wrong. Plus the car is cheep to mod with good results, it is truely a WIN WIN situation.

 

Not going to lie I think I paid $22,000 with 15,000 miles and got $18,500 for my LTD with 35,000 on the clock SUCKERS it was a jag and lotus dealership lol nah my LTD was a hot car and I had 8k in after market parts I lost money, but it all doesn't matter when you step on the gas of this SRT6.

 

There is one less on the market in the last two hours, as I've just added another SRT6 to the Stable, two for less than the Price of one, Wow!

SF

 

Details?!?!?

 

Don't think I could ever own two of the same make and model of anything.

But the SRT sure is a good choice.

A house I ride by on my way to work has four Harley Davisdon Road King's in the garage. All fairly new, parked in a row and covered. I stopped by and talked to the owner and he says he just loves them and ride one every now and then.

Jeez - If I could do that I would have a Viper Jet MK II in my hanger.

http://www.viper-aircraft.com/

 

'05 SRT6 SSB Coupe w/Nav #60053 - DOB 05/02/05



'05 SRT6 SSB Roadster w/Nav #59867 - DOB 04/26/05

 

Man, I think I got the worst deal mentioned on this thread, and I still feel like I got a bargain. I paid $24,500 for mine with 11,000 miles on the clock and 8/80 warranty. I don't care how you look at it. A sub 5 second car with less than 20k miles on it for half of what it cost new is still a bargain!

 

picked up my coupe for $20,000 6 spd!!! yes! love the 6 spd! anyhow it only had 9,000 on it but i did get an employee discount.! oh yea 6 year 60k warranty.

 

I'm looking at purchasing a SRT-6. Seems like a great car for the money, but I hate auto's. Does anyone know about a tranny swap? Can the base 6 spd handle the SRT's torque? I called Renntech down in Ft Lauderdale today but havent gotten a response.

 

You ought to try this auto. I too dislike auto's but this one is something else. This one truly shifts like a standard, just no clutch.

By the way, the only way you can get an auto is with an auto.

 

You need to go buy something else to bang the gears. There is even a viper owner on this board who likes driving his crossfire SRT-6 more. This car is a matter of performance mixed with a feeling of luxury.

 

I totally disagree. It is NOT like a standard without a clutch. You do not control when it shifts, or how hard it shifts. Sure you can use the autostick to tell it when you would like to shift. It will shift when it is darn good and ready. But it is NOT the same by any stretch of the imagination.

I don't mean to be down on you crossbowme. It's just that I wouldn't want killerpilot83 to get the wrong idea. He should go drive one and try it out. That's what I did, and I wanted the car bad enough that I figured I could live without the stick.

To me shifting with a manual is all about control and timing. I really miss shifting. In fact, I hate to say this but that's the only thing left that I still like about my winter car - I get to shift!

It is a superb automatic transmission. But for some of us, there is no substitute for a real manual transmission. I love the car, but that is one thing I would change about my SRT6.

 

I don't miss the stick in traffic or on hills! The SRT is worth not having a stick.

 

I bought mine 10 days ago on the 9th. Advertised with 76 miles, but when I got to the dealer it had 180 - looks like the rascals took a few last joyrides before I got there! After the drive back to Seattle, it is now sitting in my garage with 400 miles on it.

Black, coupe, paid $23,995.
It will sit for a year till my son gets his license. (Before you go nuts on me - he will get the 4 door sedan and the Xfire will become MY daily driver)!

 

Nice, congrats. That's a great tease to make your kid get the grades. Be sure to tell him the crossfire is his if he gets a scholarship. It won't sit much, you won't be able to resist.

Cruzinquick

 

Just got a 2004 silver/blue coupe. paid just 15,800 with only 14,768 miles. I LOVE IT... Bought it for myself for Christmas LOL. The most fun ive ever had in a car.

 

Looks kinda like a t-38 trainer or old F-5. Wouldn't mind one or two of them...

 

Damn! Compared to most of you guys I got "ripped" off!! LoL, paid $24,400 with 37k on it! Thought that was a good deal back in the beginning of the year.