uberwag

Stage 2, stage 3 modified E55's that folks have recently gotten rid of-interested in what you ended up getting for them. Feel free to comment, or send me a PM.

baldmike73

i recall back in my audi days good rule of thumb 1/3 to 1/2 of what they invested in parts

PACougar

I'd say a good rule of thumb is try to get blue book for it. You'll be lucky to get anything extra for being a modded car.

E55Greasemonkey

Generally speaking, a stock, original, lower mileage car brings the most money. There's been a few postings about this in these forums. Money spent on mods does not always add value to the car.

AKnight55

Part out and sell the car stock if you want the obtain the most amount of money.

urbamworm

My car had some mods when I bought it, I also paid over blue book for it That may have been the white with pano roof at work though that carries a higher premium

It is all dependent on the buyer and how much they want it.

novae500

Add $$ spent on mods and usually get half back if lucky. You didn't have the car that long but hot looking wagon! Maybe mid to high $20k

dllhg

My GTO had 13K in parts alone into it and I paid $17K for it which is what it booked out at.

Sir-Boost-a-Lot

iTrader: (1)

Isn't it a rebuilt title though?

Sir-Boost-a-Lot

iTrader: (1)

Mods add some value if they're the right mods to the right buyer. The car is worth less to someone who likes a bone stock car, but who cares since they're not your target market in this
situation.

55fanatic

when I sold my M3 I had a fair amount of parts on it... I sold it for top retail money and took off and sold whatever parts I could to get it into the buyer's budget

Jakez

How did you get an E55 wagon in Orlando?!! :o

dllhg

No , clean title on the GTO. Had all the mods I wanted to do to my 2005 GTO. Sold my 05 for the same amount I paid for the new one with 13K in mods already on it and tuned