Only ~ 70 SRT-6's For Sale
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Re: Only ~ 70 SRT-6's For Sale
Originally Posted by InfernoRedXfire
Not many 3 or 4 year old cars are..."Carnac"
As mentioned by someone else earlier most cars that aren't sought after when in production(or just released) won't be any more intriguing 5-10 years after their discontinued..............especially when the warranties are all gone. I have a feeling that these cars will go the way of the Corvair. There will be a small group of devout enthusiests that keep the memory alive, even though the masses don't care. I love my 6 but I'll never fool myself into thinking it'll EVER be worth more than I(or anybody else) initially paid for it.
All heil Carnac..................whoever he is.
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Re: Only ~ 70 SRT-6's For Sale
Originally Posted by Valorian
I am just afraid that one day people are going to awaken to the fact of how amazing these cars are and what a great price they are sold for and ****** them all up. I have only seen one SRT-6 in person and I had no clue what it was. It didn't have the SRT badge on it so I just thought it was a newer model Crossfire because I was not knowledgable at all of our cars at the time. A private owner had it for sale about 10 miles from where I live. It was Graphite and gorgeous but the for sale sign had no phone number or information and the business and gas station it was parked outside of I went into both and nobody knew anything about it. Then one day, it was gone. Now that I know it was a 6 right next to me that I could be driving right now, it makes me sick. haha I LOVE my Crossfire but as rare as it is for me to see an NA (maybe once or twice a month) that is the only SRT I have ever seen in my life. Almost certainly I will have to fly somewhere and get the car and bring it back when I purchase it. I just will seriously cry if I never get to own an SRT. haha I have never felt this way about a car before and I can only imagine the 6's are an even better feeling because then you get the satisfaction of knowing you can outrun 95% of the cars on the road (probably every single one where I live because the fastest things I see are 350Z's, Mustangs, Trans-Am's, etc). I just can't really afford to do it at the moment because I'm in school and working and I doubt the bank would let me refinance to get another car so quickly. I'm in a pickel. 
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Re: Only ~ 70 SRT-6's For Sale
Originally Posted by tom2112
There's a blue SRT roadster with 5,700 miles on it, on Autotrader for $13 grand!!
Hello,
Unfortunately I can't speak over the phone, I sell the car due some circumstances in my life. I had an accident and I lost my hearing . I go every day to do treatment here at a clinic. Don't worry the accident wasn't in the Chrysler Crossfire I am selling it at a lower price because I want to sell it fast. I need the cash right away.
About the car I can say that does not drip, leak, lean, smoke, pull to one side, vibrate, or make funny noises. The condition is excellent. Title is clear . Price is $12,900 . I will make this deal only trough eBay Motors Vehicle Purchase Program because I am away with my job here in Canada. Before leaving I had prearranged shipping with eBay and DAS so my presence isn't necessary. The car is in a warehouse of DAS, ready for delivery. In exchange I will offer a 5 days period of testing the car from the moment you receive it from the shipping company. If you want to make this deal I will need the following details from you:
full name and address
shipping address
phone #
After I will have all this details I will forward them to eBay and I will proceed the order. eBay will contact you with all the details that you need to complete this deal and also to see that I am covered by them. I wait your email with the requested details.
Thank you, Charles Olona
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Re: Only ~ 70 SRT-6's For Sale
Originally Posted by Goldwing
That is exactly why I picked up the SRT6 in January. I wanted the same year and color as my roadster, with low mileage. Waiting a few years might get me a cheaper version, but it could pretty beat.
Love the twins....fraternal, not identical.
Love the twins....fraternal, not identical.
that's cool I was wondering if anyone bought one of each. Not that I've got my coupe paid off I'm thinking of picking up a SRT6 roadster as a spare. Was afraid it would be too much but since you are leading the way it must be OK....
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Re: Only ~ 70 SRT-6's For Sale
Dude, you're 18 years old and drive a cooler car, by a long shot, than 99% of the other people your age.
When I was 18 I drove a new basic Subaru Impreza L Coupe AWD (pic attached) that was leased because it was inexpensive. It was a red 2-door, had alloy wheels, a spoiler, and a CD player, but it had manual windows, manual locks, cloth seats, and did 0-60 in about 12 seconds...downhill (1.8 L I4 110hp). I considered myself very lucky and having a shiny red coupe certainly doesn't hurt in college.
You drive a 2 seater sports car that has a retractable spoiler, Mercedes underpinnings, a very nice interior, Vette-sized wheels, and a powerful engine capable of 0-60 in 6.5 seconds. You're not in a pickle, you're lusting after a faster car. We're men, we can't help it. Now, the SRT-6 is a blast, no doubt about it, but the N/A is no slouch. It's still faster than the vast majority of the cars on the road.
My advice would be; don't go into more debt, finish college, enjoy your current rare sports car, make getting a low-mileage SRT-6 a goal when you're making money after school.
When I was 18 I drove a new basic Subaru Impreza L Coupe AWD (pic attached) that was leased because it was inexpensive. It was a red 2-door, had alloy wheels, a spoiler, and a CD player, but it had manual windows, manual locks, cloth seats, and did 0-60 in about 12 seconds...downhill (1.8 L I4 110hp). I considered myself very lucky and having a shiny red coupe certainly doesn't hurt in college.
You drive a 2 seater sports car that has a retractable spoiler, Mercedes underpinnings, a very nice interior, Vette-sized wheels, and a powerful engine capable of 0-60 in 6.5 seconds. You're not in a pickle, you're lusting after a faster car. We're men, we can't help it. Now, the SRT-6 is a blast, no doubt about it, but the N/A is no slouch. It's still faster than the vast majority of the cars on the road.
My advice would be; don't go into more debt, finish college, enjoy your current rare sports car, make getting a low-mileage SRT-6 a goal when you're making money after school.
Originally Posted by Valorian
I am just afraid that one day people are going to awaken to the fact of how amazing these cars are and what a great price they are sold for and ****** them all up. I have only seen one SRT-6 in person and I had no clue what it was. It didn't have the SRT badge on it so I just thought it was a newer model Crossfire because I was not knowledgable at all of our cars at the time. A private owner had it for sale about 10 miles from where I live. It was Graphite and gorgeous but the for sale sign had no phone number or information and the business and gas station it was parked outside of I went into both and nobody knew anything about it. Then one day, it was gone. Now that I know it was a 6 right next to me that I could be driving right now, it makes me sick. haha I LOVE my Crossfire but as rare as it is for me to see an NA (maybe once or twice a month) that is the only SRT I have ever seen in my life. Almost certainly I will have to fly somewhere and get the car and bring it back when I purchase it. I just will seriously cry if I never get to own an SRT. haha I have never felt this way about a car before and I can only imagine the 6's are an even better feeling because then you get the satisfaction of knowing you can outrun 95% of the cars on the road (probably every single one where I live because the fastest things I see are 350Z's, Mustangs, Trans-Am's, etc). I just can't really afford to do it at the moment because I'm in school and working and I doubt the bank would let me refinance to get another car so quickly. I'm in a pickel.
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