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Thu Feb 22, 2007 5:30 am
Technically the market value is whatever the bluebook value for the car is or black book if you are trading it in at a dealer. To a dealer any modifications to the car do not factor into its value, sometime it detracts from the value since the dealer would have to remove the parts to bring the car back to factory condition.
The only way you are going to get close to what you have put into the car is through a private seller. Add up your investment in the car, parts and etc. A cars typical depreciation rate is about 15 to 20% per year. Depreciate your investment by that much and add it to the cars blue book value. That should be a good starting point for what to ask for the car. Not a lot of people are going to want to buy an extensively modified car, I know I don't. Your only market is going to be enthusiast who don't want to modify a car themselves. If you really want to get your investment back, convert it back to stock yourself or at least close to.. Then part out the turbo stuff...actually I would keep that stuff since 90% of will fit the S14.