I own a 2005 coupe base and love it. But, I absolutely love the SRT-6 and like lookin around on the internet at them. I saw this posting on Craigslist for one and thought that it was very well written and that you guys might like it. Not sure all the facts are right but you can still tell he loved this car.

Here's the link: Cyrysler Crossfire Convertible SRT Under 10000 Miles

Here's the posting:

2005 Chrysler Crossfire Convertible with less then 10000 miles. This car has every option that Chrysler offered including navigation. Always stored in a garage with no winter use. The original price for this car was over $50,000.00. I purchased this over 2 1/2 years ago and have put on only a couple of thousand miles. You're basically getting a new car for way less then 1/2 the price of a new one. These SRT models are very rare and were made for only one year. There's a good chance that you may never see another one like this on the street. Over the time I've owned this I've only seen one other one. It is all black in color, inside and out and in new condition. Serious buyers with cash only.


What Is It?

2005 Chrysler SRT-6

What's Special About It?

This high-performance version of the standard Crossfire is the first Chrysler product to wear the SRT (Street and Racing Technology) badge and it has the goods under the hood to back it up. In place of the stock engine is a hand-built, supercharged V6 good for 330 horsepower. Coupled to a heavy-duty five-speed automatic transmission, the SRT-6 is able to hit 60 miles per hour in just over five seconds on its way to a top speed of 158 mph. To assure that it's just as capable in the corners, stiffer springs, retuned shocks and extra-sticky Michelin Sport tires are used along with recalibrated Electronic Stability Program. An enhanced braking system uses dual piston calipers front and rear to provide fade-free stopping power in any condition.

As serious as the SRT-6 is about performance, Chrysler knew it also had to look the part of a true upscale sports car. Restyled aluminum wheels (18-inch front, 19-inch rear) and a fixed rear wing are the most noticeable changes, but a slightly altered front spoiler is also part of the package. The interior is differentiated by leather and suede sport seats, gray steering wheel stitching and a 200-mph speedometer. The SRT-6 will be available as both a coupe and a convertible starting this fall.

What's Edmunds Take?

Up until now, the Crossfire was a great-looking car that lacked the muscle to attract true enthusiasts. The SRT crew has come through in a big way as the SRT-6 offers more than enough power to go heads-up with just about any car in its class. The only hurdle that remains is whether consumers will be willing to pay $40K for a Chrysler. — Ed Hellwig

 

Nice find. Priced great too