Not sure about Delaware, but here in Texas, the car itself is only worth about $18-$19.5K. That's not including the mods, and that's a retail price.

You'd have to find the right person to get $22K for your car, but good luck.

 

....kbb value, for private party, is 21,120.....also without mods. So i think 22-23 is pretty reasonable.

 

yesterday on Autotrader, I found an 06 touring with 18K for $22.9 so tell me again that 22-23 is a resonable price.

 

You're about to get a hard lesson in the "economics" of modding, as well as in trying to sell a sports car near the end of its' life cycle. You'll be lucky to get $19k, mods or no.

 

37K "end of lify cycle" ?? WTF no.. car is just broken in nicely, if a modern car such as the 350z cannot reach 200-250K minimum I'd seriously think something is wrong.

 

I believe he means a new model coming out sooner or later.

It's still a 5 year-old car, 37,000 miles or no.

And yes, they are lovely mods. They also scream "driven hard" to about 60% of prospective buyers.

I bid on several very nice Z's on E-Bay before I got mine. If you want real-world car values, go there. And be ready for a shock. I bid on a nice 2004 Enthusiast with 40,000 miles, extremely clean. Ending bid? $14,000. That's what people are willing to pay, which is what the car is worth.