2005 Chrysler Crossfire 2 Dr Coupe 6 Cylinder 3.2 Fuel Injected **10,476 Miles** on 2040-cars
Warren, Ohio, United States
You are looking at a 2005 Graphite Metallic Clearcoat Chrysler Crossfire 2 Dr. Coupe with a asking price of $18,000.00 the car is in show room condition with only 10,476 miles on it.We are the second owner of the car and bought it in 2009 and the car only had 8,433 miles on it so from 2009 to date there has only been 2,043 miles added to the vehicle.The engine is a 6 Cylinder 3.2 Fuel Injected with a 6 Speed Manual Transmission.The car is stored in the garage has not seen snow and very little rain.The maintenance has been kept up on the car but with so few miles not much needed just oil changes.The cars interior is also in showroom condition it actually still has that new car smell.Not much can be said the car speaks for itself it has all the options.If you are looking for a Crossfire or a little sports car this one has to be looked at it has everything you would want.Any questions please ask!! |
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