2006 Chrysler Crossfire Coupe Base 3.2l V6 Black & Silver Very Low Mileage! on 2040-cars
Toccoa, Georgia, United States
This beautiful Crossfire Coupe is black with silver highlights per the photos. It was purchased by me from the first owner, who only logged 12,800 miles on it during the first six years of ownership! I bought this in July 2013, and am only selling it because my wife doesn't drive a manual/stickshift transmission. The front tires are original. The rear tires were replaced several months ago and have plenty of tread left. The body is in excellent condition, as is the interior. I have seat covers and a steering wheel cover on to protect the beautiful leather. I am a non-smoker, and so was the first owner.This vehicle is still under the Mopar Vehicle Protection 7year/70,000 mile warranty #38051387, Plan Option MX770N, which expires on 15 April 2014. Although this vehicle is currently warranted by Chrysler Corporation, the seller makes no expressed or implied warranty as to the condition of the vehicle. It is available for inspection at my residence in Toccoa, Georgia, USA. The original owner transferred the warranty to me for a small fee to Chrysler. This Crossfire comes with original Owner Manual and associated documents, including window sticker! Buyer is responsible for and must arrange for shipping of this vehicle. The mileage may vary from the stated odometer reading because I use this car occasionally during the week. To schedule a test drive, please call me at 913-683-5015. Serious bidders only! Please do not bid on this vehicle if you do not intend to buy it. No bids accepted from buyers with zero feedback. The $500 deposit is non-refundable. The sale is FINAL with no returns.
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