which way is better?
08-05-2006, 10:49 PM
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which way is better?
hey guys,
i have a problem, i want to sell my 03 touring asap. the problem is that i have invested awhole lot of money in sounds navi speakers customed wheels etc. Now my question is should i sell it the way it is now for a higher price or turn it back to stock for a lower price???? which why should sell quicker and better? the car only has 16k miles on it..
btw for an 03 touring stock with 16k miles what kind of price can i sell for?
thanks
i have a problem, i want to sell my 03 touring asap. the problem is that i have invested awhole lot of money in sounds navi speakers customed wheels etc. Now my question is should i sell it the way it is now for a higher price or turn it back to stock for a lower price???? which why should sell quicker and better? the car only has 16k miles on it..
btw for an 03 touring stock with 16k miles what kind of price can i sell for?
thanks
08-06-2006, 06:23 AM
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A modified vehicle will not necessarily sell for more than stock. In fact mods may hurt resale value. If I buy a stock 350Z I know what problems I may be looking forward to. If I buy one that has been modified, I haven't the faintest idea about the quality of mods or installation. I would discount my offer to offset the addition risk.
Advertise the car as is. If you do not get any reasonable offers, return it to stock.
Advertise the car as is. If you do not get any reasonable offers, return it to stock.
08-06-2006, 12:05 PM
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goto www.kbb.com and find the value of ur used car for private party and then use that to work out a price.
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Originally Posted by davidv
A modified vehicle will not necessarily sell for more than stock. In fact mods may hurt resale value. If I buy a stock 350Z I know what problems I may be looking forward to. If I buy one that has been modified, I haven't the faintest idea about the quality of mods or installation. I would discount my offer to offset the addition risk.
Advertise the car as is. If you do not get any reasonable offers, return it to stock.
Advertise the car as is. If you do not get any reasonable offers, return it to stock.
08-06-2006, 03:09 PM
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thanks for all the advise..the thing is most of my mods are just in the sound system itself. like customed boxed speakers etc. but actual mods such as performance is only a jwt intake and sway bars and rims and exhuast. if i was to take the system apart it would be no use to me and i dont want to take the time selliing them in peices.
but i guess thats what i might have to do since it would sell quicker and faster.
heres my autotrader link
http://www.autotrader.com/fyc/vdp.js...g=en&cardist=0
any reasonable offers will do!
tell me what you guys think
but i guess thats what i might have to do since it would sell quicker and faster.
heres my autotrader link
http://www.autotrader.com/fyc/vdp.js...g=en&cardist=0
any reasonable offers will do!
tell me what you guys think
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Kelly Blue Book gives these values for Private Party selling:
I included the 19" wheels and the Navi/DVD system as well. Based it on 16,000 miles on the odometer. The caveat is that I used my zip code since I did not know yours.
Condition / Value:
Excellent / $25,910
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Good / $24,490
Fair / $22,660
Excellent / $25,910
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Good / $24,490
Fair / $22,660
I included the 19" wheels and the Navi/DVD system as well. Based it on 16,000 miles on the odometer. The caveat is that I used my zip code since I did not know yours.
08-12-2006, 11:46 AM
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well my price is abit higher than kbb. because of the additonal parts i have added to the car. and plus all the oem parts on the car will be given to the buyer oem rims etc. and like i said obo