Two of Chrysler’s most distinctive performance cars from the 2000s are crossing the virtual auction block Monday, March 31. A pair of 2005 Chrysler Crossfire SRT6s—one Coupe with just 9,600 miles and one Roadster showing under 30,000 miles—are being offered by The Carolina Collection in a rare chance to acquire low-mile examples of DaimlerChrysler’s boldest collaboration.
Developed in the wake of Daimler-Benz’s 1998 acquisition of Chrysler, the Crossfire shared nearly 80 percent of its components with the Mercedes-Benz SLK, including its chassis, suspension, and powertrain. The SRT6 variant, offered only for 2005, elevated performance dramatically with an AMG-built supercharged 3.2-liter V6 producing 330 horsepower. Paired with a five-speed AutoStick transmission, the SRT6 could hit 158 mph, making it one of the most potent American sport coupes of its era.
The SRT6 Coupe, finished in Black Clearcoat over a Dark Slate Gray Nappa leather and Alcantara interior, is among just 2,419 built and shows 9,600 miles from new. It features SRT-specific details like a fixed rear spoiler, high-performance audio, and electronic stability control.
Its open-air sibling, the SRT6 Roadster, is even rarer—one of only 1,252 produced. Also wearing Black Clearcoat, this three-owner example includes a black power convertible top, matching AMG-tuned drivetrain, and added comfort features like power seats, cruise control, and Chrysler-branded luggage.
Both cars come with original documentation and clean CARFAX history reports. The Roadster includes matching Chrysler-branded travel bags, while the Coupe retains its factory floor mats and spare.
With the SRT6 gaining traction among collectors for its unique blend of German engineering and American styling, this well-preserved pair offers a compelling opportunity for enthusiasts looking to own both roof styles of one of the most underrated performance cars of the early 2000s.
