2007 Chrysler Crossfire Limited Coupe 2-door 3.2l on 2040-cars
Haleyville, Alabama, United States
Chrysler 2007 Crossfire, 215-horsepower, 3.2L V6 , automatic transmission with AutoStick manual selection.There are two body styles available. The coupe has a classic, flowing shape with an especially distinctive boattail rear-end design,The Crossfire has a very stiff body structure that Chrysler claims is stiffer than the Porsche Boxster's, along with four-wheel anti-lock brakes and a sport-tuned suspension. The steering has a recirculating ball design. Driver and passenger knee air bags are standard, along with electronic stability control for increased safety during emergency maneuvers or on slippery surfaces. Limited models add more sound insulation, heated leather seats, power folding heated mirrors, and an Infinity Modulus six-speaker sound system. The Limited also gets satin silver accents, white-on-black gauges, and metallic finish for the center console, and the head restraints are embossed with the Chrysler badge, high-speed, Z-rated performance tires, 18-inch in front and 19-inch in rear. Has an automatic rear wing that deploys itself at certain highway speeds. I bought this car with less than 2000 miles on it , has been pampered and kept in heated and cooled garage. Would not drive this car on rainy days. it is immaculate. impossible to find a 2007 Limited with these miles.Beautiful black with two-tone black/gray leather. LOW RESERVE if you have less than 20 feedbacks do not bid on this car without permission from me or your bid will be cancelled. any questions call 205-269-2799 Have Title in Hand
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