Selling Price 06 E55?
2006 E55 Amg 25500 miles, RennTech stage one, New I/C pump, New S/C clutch, New Eurotech front lip and rear diffuser. New tires Nitto Invo's. The car is perfect.
rear shade, front and rear climate control, Navigation, and the optional lights, and is still under warranty until the end of March 2010
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An unmodded low mileage E55 is actually worth more. Anyway, the formula for upgrades is around only a 10% return. In the Porsche world, buying stock is considered a better buy. Mods are kinda subjective and also might be problem areas. Means you have to find the right buyer.
Plus you can still get new 2009 left over E63s heavily discounted.
Lots of things going on out there that keep pushing prices down these days.
With that said, for the most part any money you put into mods is lost as soon as it's spent. The used market for these cars (and all other upper end cars) is fairly small. There are a lot more people interested in stock vehicles than modified vehicles. For me, I wouldn't consider a modified car.....to me it means the car was probably driven hard.....harder than an average owner in a stock car. AMG cars start off as niche vehicles.....take a used one and start modifying it and you have a much smaller niche. Just my opinion.
i'd say $35-36k




You simply won't get money back on mods. Unless someone knows someone - your mods will likely wreak havoc on the remaining warranty - so they cold easily be considered a detriment. You also took a low mileage car and turned it into an average mileage car in that time period.
How do you go from modding the heck out of something to selling it in 90 days?
I know some people are finicky - but - honestly- finicky ain't cheap.... and I think you are finding that out.
Despite what the White House says - I don't think the news about 'recovery' has hit the used luxury car market yet.....
Here is an idea of the options availibe on our cars
In the end it's only worth what somebody is willing to pay for it. And these days buyers are out looking for deals.... if they're going to spend any money at all.
I had a 25k mile GTO with 6k paintjob, $10k built motor, 800 hp, Everyone wanted it but no one could get financed for the extras. I was only asking 4k over what a non built one would go for. I wound up selling all the performance stuff. Don't really expect a return on investment on performance mods. You will get 50% of value at best unless you get an impulse buyer.



