2010 Nismo w/ GTM Turbo Kit

theDreamer

Mods do not add value to the price of the car.
You are always better off parting it out and returning to stock. You either are going to eat most of the price of mods or find that one in a million buyer who likes the exact same details on a car as you.

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Duc_Z09

+1. Never mod a car that you plan to sell.

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olddudesrule

I agree with the others. I also feel your pain, as I've been trying to sell my mostly stock 2012 Nismo (FI exhaust, Swift, K&N,etc), with limited success. A few offers, but nothing I'm willing to part with her over. It's a niche car to begin with, and your mods make it that much harder to find a buyer.

Have patience and you eventually will. Your selling price will be whatever your willing to get down too. I think .50cents on the dollar for mods is pretty close to reality in most cases.

MJB

I agree. Part out as much as you can, and then sale the car for BB value. Highly modded cars are always tricky to sale. I posted my Nismo on CL for 2k under Nada value for excellent condition, sold it in 5 days.

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