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A nearly stock car is usually the easiest to sell because it appeals to the most buyers. Well executed mods of highly sought after parts may add some value to some buyers. 50% max. Mickey moused mods will make a car very difficult to sell. Examples:
*Knockoff GT3 seats added, now airbag light is always on.
*Swapped dash instruments for a Boxster S and now some of the gauges or ODO doesn't work.
*Added aftermarket intake and now CEL is always on.
*Added headers and car won't pass smog test.
*Added lowering springs or coilovers and created serious bump steer issues.
* Shoddy looking "aero enhancements" of any kind.
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2009 Cayman 2.9L PDK (with a few tweaks)
PCA-GPX Chief Driving Instructor-Ret.
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