Would I, no, because I don’t like the cars. A deal is only good if I want to drive it.
Should you, definitely not, because you change cars more than most people change oil.
uhm, only in the 215 horse non-SRT trim level
The Chrysler Crossfire is a really ghey car.
i would try to get it for 15, but maybe with a 3year 30mile war. but i would rock one.
James, you drive a Jetta :gay2: 
$17K is a pretty good price on a brand new one. Are you driving it / trading it / reselling it?
no
Maserati Lebaron > Crossfire
I agree with JayS, don’t buy it just because it is on sale. That is something a girl would do, you’re not a girl are you? 
rwd, 5 spd, 200hp sexy coupe, yeah I’d do it…
THEN SPRAY THE FUCK OUT OF IT :headbang:
nothing sexy about it.
agreed…
if there was some crazy scenario where i could have it for 2k brand new…but couldnt sell it had to drive it…i would say no.
it wouldnt look any worse than if i took a dump all over it
while I am at it. I also haven’t ridden in one of these and dont like the squatting poop look, so also a no.
Definately…
Step 1: Insure said vehicle.
Step 2: Buy for $17k.
Step 3: Drive into tree.
Step 4: Use insurance money to buy a better car.
eh. they’re not too bad…
EDIT: does it have a “giant playing surface”?
Don’t get me wrong, if I saw some insane deal on a car that I’d never drive, but knew I could pick it up and sell it for a profit I would buy it. But you’re not going to buy a crossfire new for 17k, and sell it used for a profit. So if it’s a car you don’t actually want to own, just because it’s on sale doesn’t make it worth it.
The SRT-6 is kinda sharp…hate the base model
its a MB, wow the ignorance on this site is ramped