Think a dealer would trade a moded Z for a stock Evo?
This looks like a hell of a deal:

I've not seen it but they are in the same city as I am. For such a good deal I bet it's sold. He said that's all he put into it, wow that's a sweet deal. He said that someone from San Francisco is interested in shipping it.
I've not seen it but they are in the same city as I am. For such a good deal I bet it's sold. He said that's all he put into it, wow that's a sweet deal. He said that someone from San Francisco is interested in shipping it.
Last edited by koolzero; Jun 9, 2006 at 09:07 AM.
I just traded in my modded 03 Evo for a G35. They did not want to give me an extra dollar for anything I have put in, so I took out whatever aftermarket parts I could and sold them here.
I would try to sell it on your own as a "Nismo Package". There a lot a people that would buy something like that, with out having to put it all together them selves. It's low miles, not sure about transfering the warranty, a lot of manufacturers don't allow this. It's clean and if you have all your paper work, maintenance records..etc and if it's not your daily driver, you can take your time and get the most for it.
I would think the price you sell it for, should be enough for a used VIII.
I would think the price you sell it for, should be enough for a used VIII.
Originally Posted by mdsevo06
not sure about transfering the warranty, a lot of manufacturers don't allow this.
Haha, not at all man. Both cars are around the same price new. The second you drive off the lot your car has already lost a few g's in value.
If you are referring to trading it for a stock USED evo then yes, maybe if it's around the same price range. You won't get any more for your mods, nismo or not 90% of dealerships understand that modifications = the generalization that you beat the **** out of your car, and buyers will also see that.
Take off all the mods, sell them, replace them with stock parts and you'll get close to an even trade on a USED evo.
If you are referring to trading it for a stock USED evo then yes, maybe if it's around the same price range. You won't get any more for your mods, nismo or not 90% of dealerships understand that modifications = the generalization that you beat the **** out of your car, and buyers will also see that.
Take off all the mods, sell them, replace them with stock parts and you'll get close to an even trade on a USED evo.




