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  • XR68UZ
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  • Member For: 20y 8m 27d
  • Location: Sydney
Posted

just asking which you guys think sell better, stock or modified cars. (in terms of price)

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  • Member For: 23y 3m 13d
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Posted

Private you would think modded

Car yard would be stocky

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  • Toughest BA Turbo
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  • Member For: 23y 9m 11d
  • Gender: Male
  • Location: Sydney
Posted

Dealers don't like modded cars, unless it's just a nice looking set of wheels.

Dealers will usually just go by the red book value.

If you want to trade-in you're better off financially taking the mods off and selling them separately.

For modded cars you're definitely better trying a private sale first.

Brian

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  • Member For: 20y 10m 3d
  • Gender: Male
  • Location: sunshine coast
Posted

mate

from experiences with WRX's I know that anyone buying a modded car knows its been thrashed... and can effect the price you will get.

I have always put car back to standard, traded or sold for a better price than a modded one would get ( dealer generally wont touch a modded one!!)

then flog off zorst, cooler, flasherbox and whatever u have for a half decent bit of spare change.

I will probably do that shortly to my T ute, and the bits can then go onto a tornado...

just my 2 cents worth anyway...

  • Woooooooosh
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  • Member For: 21y 2m 28d
  • Location: Sydney
Posted

stock=dealer :stirthepot:

modded=private :fool:

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  • Member For: 23y 6m 5d
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Posted

In most cases a modified car is worth less than a stock one but it does depend on what is exactly done and by whom. A car modded by a well known workshop with a reputation may get a small % back on the mods but a backyarder doing the mods definately devalues the car IMO as usually they have NFI and stuff everything they touch.

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