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#13 of 224 Re: lease pricing [andrew11] by xfireroadster Apr 21, 2005 (8:28 pm)
Replying to: andrew11 (Apr 12, 2005 1:10 pm) Andrew11,   Where are you located? I agree with Intrepidspirit......I have seen 2004 and some 2005 Coupes at $6500.00 - $8500.00 below sticker. Most dealers here in Virginia have at least 5 - 6 2004 Coupes on thier lots, and a few 2005's. Take your time and shop around, if you cannot make a fair deal with your current dealer.
#14 of 224 2005 Crossfire Ltd Roadster by 77goldwing May 16, 2005 (11:57 am)
I must be the only one who buys mine new with the intention to keep it for years. The sticker on my Crossfire with only two options (tire upgrade and 2-tone seats) and destination was $39,555. After a supplier discount and $3200 in bonus cash (includes a $1000 bonus to finance the minimum $6000 for 3 months), I paid $33,889 before taxes and licensing. Dealer was Gage Motors in Grand Haven MI.   My questions to all of you: 1) how has your reliability been, especially the soft top mechanism? 2) Anyone know a source for an after-market ball-type gear shift knob in leather wrap. The plastic knob is a piece of crap. Replies to this message: ragtop73 (Jun 12, 2005 7:07 pm)
#15 of 224 Purchase price of 2005 Crossfire Ltd ? by munchmouth May 26, 2005 (9:53 am)
NOT taking into account any incentives, what are the 2005 Crossfire Ltd's selling for? How much below invoice can I expect when dealing? Then how much in incentives should I expect?   And if you have recently leased, what was your money factor and residual value? (Already posted a question in the lease forum)   Thank you!
#18 of 224 Chrysler Crossfire 05 Limited Roadster/ Lease by mray1 May 31, 2005 (7:07 pm)
Hi, Im A New Leasee & Tickled Pink With The Deal I Received!! NO MONEY DOWN, Free Oil Changes For Life,Free Tow Service,Etc.. My Payments Are $429 Per Month Which Include Everything But The Tag..Lease The Limited Coupe For $359 Per Month & $359 Down At The Same Dealer...DALLAS DODGE,CHRYSLER-JEEP, DALLAS, GA...Just Outside Atlanta, Ga. Real Nice People, Real Laid-Back, No Pressure..My 1st Deal With Them.. Hope This Helps Someone!!
#19 of 224 KYFDX by kmouradian Jun 04, 2005 (10:54 am)
For the 05 limited Coupes with auto, you listed 39 month/12k miles per year resid. and MF as 51% and .00001 respectively.   Would you happen to know what those numbers would be if I wanted to lease 36month/15k yr or 39month/15k yr?   12k miles/yr just isn't enough for me.   Thanks!
#20 of 224 Re: 2005 Crossfire Ltd Roadster [77goldwing] by ragtop73 Jun 12, 2005 (7:07 pm)
Replying to: 77goldwing (May 16, 2005 11:57 am) I am looking for the exact same car. I have been checking various forums for the best deals to date. Star Chrysler in Glendale CA is suppose to be advertising $7K off on 05 CLRs and deals in NY at $5K off. What deals has anyone else seen advertised around the US. if anyone would be willing to fax or email a copy of an ad, I would be greatly appreciative   Thanks for any info.
#21 of 224 2004 Crossfire Coupe @ $10k Off in Tucson,AZ by crusher Jun 17, 2005 (1:24 am)
I decided to purchase a new 2004 Crossfire Coupe for $24k, based on the positive experiences of current owners, great salesperson/dealership and unbiased positive comments. I was able to keep the Crossfire for two days of test driving and really enjoyed it. I only wished for a little more low end torque, but otherwise this vehicle is perfect for me.   What's odd..... I never had the Crossfire on my radar during the past 18 months of researching next vehicle purchase. Maybe because, I never seriously considered buying a Chrysler until I actually drove the Crossfire. I liked the 300c, but too big a sedan for me. Bottomline, pound for pound the Crossfire at this price is a great value.   BTW, Steve Christy Chrysler in Tucson still has one left at this clearance price(Shadow Gray, 6 Spd, loaded).   __________________ Crusher
#22 of 224 Re: Chrysler Crossfire: Prices Paid & Buying Experiences [Sylvia] by mayaman Jun 22, 2005 (4:38 pm)
Replying to: Sylvia (Apr 12, 2005 3:32 pm) Well I finally did it. I bought an 04 Crossfire in Alabaster white with grey leather and every option except for the Navigation which I don't want without at least a 5 inch screen.   The car has a total of 40 miles on it all from test drives. I myself put about 25 miles of those LOL.   Anyway, I paid.............drumroll............................$23,000 plus tax for it. I could not pass up that deal. It was the very last 04 they had and were really trying to get rid of it.   I put down $6,000 and financed the rest.   People can talk crap all they want. The car is beautiful, its quick, it handles well, has features out the ass and I paid what I would have paid for a damn Hyundai. Bwahahahahahahahahahahaha Replies to this message: sleukem (Jul 11, 2005 10:14 am)

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