I got a PPW track model 350z with only 25k

Prestine condition inside and out. No a single ding dent or scratch.

Has over 25k in nismo parts, vortech s/c non rev, stillen, varrostoen, and etc. All parts were installed professional and properly. Drives like stock and sounds like a exotic car.

KBB retail 20k and private party 18.5k.

How much could i sell my car for? Only reason i ask is i never seen a 350z with that low of mileage and that much spent on it. If not whats a reasonable price? I have been looking at 24,500.00 , is that to much?

Thanks in advance

 

This is the Buying/Leasing forum. For sale threads belong in the marketplace.

 

I highly doubt you're gunna get 24k... Ive seen built motors, FI'd, custom painted, and completely re done interior Z's go for ~20k or less. Why these people don't part out is beyond me. Mods don't add value to the car br0. Glance through the market place and you'll see what I'm talking bout'

 

part it out. why did you make two separate threads that say the exact same thing?

https://my350z.com/forum/2003-2009-n...need-help.html

 

Thanks for the reply, the year is 2003. Sorry I didn't list the parts but it might just be a little to much and didn't intend to sell the car. =) I think i got most of the idea, you are right imweezzel but those modded 350z are beat up to hell and body kits crack to hell. Maybe the info or picture wasn't enough to put a right price tag on this car. =) Ill see what I can do.

 

If you want the most money from selling your Z, part out the big items... Wheels, supercharger, body kit, exhaust, TPs/HFCs, etc (assuming you still have the OEM parts). You could get anywhere between 12-15k (stock) and maybe slightly more with all your aftermarket goodies still installed. You could probably net closer to 20k if you sold it stock and then sold off your s/c, wheels and everything else. That's just an approximation.

 

I'll definitely look into parting it. Maybe get 16-18k for the car itself. So I'll hit that 24k margin with a little work.

 

Never underestimate the time invested to part out a car. Time=$. What's your time worth?