2005 Chrysler Crossfire Limited Roadster Convertible 2-door 3.2l on 2040-cars
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States
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This 2005 Chrysler Crossfire is in mint condition. It has 15,000 original miles on it. Owned by non-smoker. Convertible.
SUPER LOW 15K MILEAS !!!
FL/NC TITLE SINCE NEW!! NEVER SEEN SNOW!! CLEAN UNDERCARRIAGE!!
POWER BLACK CLOTH TOP IS IN EXCELLENT CONDITION AND WORKS GREAT!!
LOW MILES!!
ONLY 15,000 ACTUAL MILES GUARANTEED!!
NON SMOKER!! RUNS GREAT!! DRIVES FAST TIGHT STRAIGHT AND SMOOTH!! INCREDIBLE CONDITION!! YOU WILL NOT FIND ANOTHER 2005 CHRYSLER CROSSFIRE LTD ROADSTER IN THIS CONDITION OR WITH THESE LOW MILES FOR THIS PRICE!! CLICK THE BUY IT NOW FOR A GREAT DEAL ON A GREAT CAR!!
ABSOLUTELY STUNNING VEHICLE!!! DRIVES AND LOOKS GREAT!!! EXTRA LOW 15K MILEAS!!! REAL FUN AND PLEASURE TO DRIVE!!! SUPER FAST!!!
This vehicle has been priced to SELL! Call me today, Joe, at 910-215-8024 for a BUY IT NOW!
This vehicle also listed for sale localy, so we reserve the right to cancell the auction earlier if the vehicle will be no longer available for sale!!! Do not delay! Get it before its Gone!!!
You won't find a better price for this vehicle anywhere. Our "Buy it Now" is priced to move fast ---ACT QUICKLY.....THIS IS THE ONE! Call for delivery options. Currently in North Carolina. If close by, we can drive the car to you, if not, transportation will have to be arranged at an additional fee. |
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