2005 Chrysler Crossfire Roadster Convertible on 2040-cars
Quincy, Illinois, United States
2005 Crossfire Roadster 2 seat convertible in excellent condition! Clear title in hand. Low Mileage (83,750) No accidents. Non-smoker. Garage-kept. Regular maintenance. Regular oil changes with upgraded synthetic oil. Like new Eagle F1 Asymmetric All-Season ultra high performance tires installed. Impressive V6 3.2L engine and 6-speed manual makes driving this car a blast! Black exterior, slate grey interior, with cloth seats. Features include Dual Climate Control, Daimler-Benz Drivetrain, Cruise Control, upgraded JVC CD/DVD AM/FM Blue Tooth hands free sound system, Alloy Wheels, and many more standard amenities. Looks & drives great. Convertible top in good working order. Original crossfire stereo included for the purist collector wanting all original equipment. Purchased car used from dealer 5 years ago and have truly enjoyed driving this German built sports car by Mercedes-Benz for Chrysler. Alloy Wheels. Normal wear/tear and very minor dings. Car located in Quincy, IL. Local pick-up. for sale locally, reserve right to cancel auction if sold.
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