New Crossfire SRT-6: $33,900
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New Crossfire SRT-6: $33,900
It has 40 miles on it and they are selling it for $33,900. Isn't that pretty cheap for the supercharged version of the Crossfire? From what I read that sucker is pretty fast and would be a fun ride for that kind of cash.
Anyone know the market on these things?
Anyone know the market on these things?
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I don't know the market but I have driven the the SRT-6. While I didn't like the regular Crossfire the SRT-6 was fun to drive and certainly fast. At $45,000+ I wouldn't touch it. At 33.9K I'd give it a long hard look. I did a quick blast up to about 118 or 120 mph and it was still pulling strong. It can run the
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Originally Posted by Shinigami,Aug 6 2005, 03:58 PM
I'm over 5'8 (I'm over 1.80cm) and I fit just fine, as I did in my old SLK. Why don't you try adjusting the seat...
I went to the California Auto Show last year... this was the ONLY vehicle I couldn't fit inside. I even tried a couple different seat positions.
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Originally Posted by steven975,Aug 6 2005, 06:15 PM
If it had a manual or sequential I'd be all over it...or at least consider it.
the regular crossfire is a hairdresser's car.
the regular crossfire is a hairdresser's car.
I just looked at the site... their "SRT" model doesn't even OFFER a manual?!?!?!
You are sad Chrysler.
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Originally Posted by OCMusicJunkie,Aug 6 2005, 11:06 PM
Oh my f'ing god...
I just looked at the site... their "SRT" model doesn't even OFFER a manual?!?!?!
You are sad Chrysler.
I just looked at the site... their "SRT" model doesn't even OFFER a manual?!?!?!
You are sad Chrysler.