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Discover this lovely Alpine GTA with Ma Youngtimer: a matchmaking service for collectors. Key information: First registered: 27/ 10/ 2006. Mileage: 127, 000 km. Engine: 3. 2-litre V6 petrol, 218 bhp. Six-speed manual gearbox. Fiscal horsepower: 15 CV. French-sourced. Two former owners. Black bodywork, black leather interior and black fabric hood. 18-inch alloy wheels at the front and 19-inch at the rear. Full service history with invoices. Front discs and pads replaced. Recent oil change. Passed its MOT inspection. Advert text: American style, proven German mechanicals, relatively limited production and a wonderfully quirky look. That's a recipe that could well make the Chrysler Crossfire a future collector's piece! Launched in the early 2000s, the Crossfire was born from the partnership between Chrysler and Mercedes-Benz. Beneath its very distinctive bodywork lies a platform derived from the first-generation Mercedes SLK (R170). The 3. 2-litre V6 engine, chassis and gearbox are all genuine Mercedes-Benz parts. A real advantage for this American, which benefits from a mechanicals package renowned for its robustness, with service and mechanical parts still relatively easy to find. And that's exactly what makes this car so appealing. You get the character and originality of an American car, without the mechanical headaches you might sometimes expect. With its naturally aspirated 218 bhp V6 paired with a six-speed manual gearbox, this Crossfire offers a particularly appealing setup for enjoying country roads, wind in your hair. The example we are offering today is a Roadster Limited version, first registered in October 2006 and showing 127, 000 km. Its all-black finish, covering the bodywork, leather upholstery and hood alike, suits it perfectly. The 18-inch front and 19-inch rear alloy wheels complete this instantly recognisable silhouette. On the maintenance side, the car comes with a full service history and invoices. The front discs and pads have been replaced and an oil change was carried out recently. The MOT inspection was also passed. The Crossfire is one of those cars you almost never see, yet which never go unnoticed. Long overshadowed by German roadsters, it now has serious arguments to win over enthusiasts of unusual cars: a line unlike any other, a naturally aspirated V6, a manual gearbox and above all a reliable, proven mechanical base. For more information, or simply to chat about it between enthusiasts, do not hesitate to get in touch. Kind regards, Calvin Fatin. Published by Ma Youngtimer, a matchmaking service for collectors: the vehicle is not our property; we put you in touch with its owner.
