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2005 Chrystler Crossfire Srt-6 Supercharged 68k Miles on 2040-cars

Year:2005 Mileage:68000
Location:

Pensacola, Florida, United States

Pensacola, Florida, United States
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car runs and driver absolutly perfect. 67k miles, tires have about half tread still very good. never have had a problem with this car. clean title and carfax, never in an accident.only and every small defects: drivers door verry small shallow ding, hard to see. cup holder is stuck up, it can be unlocked though. after market hid headlights dont work, little clip that holds the passenger bld has beed removed and i have it, just has to be put back in place. the headlight has been secured in place though, they just need to be replaced with new bulbs. fog lights and parking lights work perfect. interior is excellent, no defects. other than the headlights being out, everything else is great. slight curb rash on the rim, nothing major, stock silver parts are covered in plastidip and protect the stock paint nut can be easily peeed off if you want the stock look and not blacked out. this is my daily car so the mileage will increase a little. ac is ice cold, no mechanical problems with anything. The SRT-6 uses a supercharged engine, which delivers 330 horsepower and 310 pound-feet of torque.  The SRT also gets a special suspension system and Chrysler's AutoStick transmission.

No matter how good the Chrysler Crossfire SRT-6 is, what really will catch your attention is the price: just north of $45,000 for the coupe and a touch under fifty grand for the convertible. Chrysler likes to point out that the 158-mph SRT-6 is its fastest-ever car

Read more: http://www.automobilemag.com/reviews/coupes/0409_crossfire_srt6/#ixzz2xYMMU8YM
 
i have my 2005 srt6 for sale, i am the second owner, amazing car, absolutly nothing wrong with it, clean title, never in a crash, clean carfax, very high end car, i always get compliments and people say they didnt even know these existed, only about 2000 made. I love this car so much it is awesome, i want to sell because i just bought a jeep and needed something bigger. Looooooooow mileage guys, only 67k miles.
transmission fluid was just clanged.
 
bad: headlights are out,passenger side headlight clip holder is removed but i have it. cup holder is stuck up.
 
other than that, there is nothing wrong with this car, sounds amazing, very quick, very sporty and fun, great condition.

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Mon, Jul 23 2018

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