Ten ways to ruin your car's resale value
02-24-2006, 01:00 PM
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Ten ways to ruin your car'* resale value
Are you doing everything you can to maintain your vehicle'* resale value?
Pump up the volume
Your driving experience may not be the same without that extra subwoofer or those upgraded speakers, but replacing the factory stereo, especially if it means carving away parts of your car, may jeopardize your vehicle'* resale value.
Your driving experience may not be the same without that extra subwoofer or those upgraded speakers, but replacing the factory stereo, especially if it means carving away parts of your car, may jeopardize your vehicle'* resale value.
02-24-2006, 01:24 PM
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Ya gotta make it your "own" I got a month and two weeks in new car and already painting it. Barney/// 
....HeHeHe I keep looking at the interior of mine and It bugs me it already looks so good. Carbon fiber dash insert around speedo maybe.
....HeHeHe I keep looking at the interior of mine and It bugs me it already looks so good. Carbon fiber dash insert around speedo maybe.
02-24-2006, 01:24 PM
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That would be a real concern for those that just bought a new one for $30,000, but for those that want their own ride and bought it used to make it theirs....
Choices.
Edit: OK, gxp rules just proved me wrong, ...or did he??? :P
Choices.
Edit: OK, gxp rules just proved me wrong, ...or did he??? :P
02-24-2006, 04:20 PM
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Originally Posted by ga93sle
It said purple. LMAO
When my uncle put the sterio/subs in his car, he saved all of his old stuff for when he sells it.
When my uncle put the sterio/subs in his car, he saved all of his old stuff for when he sells it.
