02-05-2022, 03:53 PM
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Join Date: Jul 2015
Location: South Australia, Austra
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Drives: 15' 370Z A/T AMM TT
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Originally Posted by JARblue
Maybe to you and other enthusiasts. But to the average buyer those are all negative aspects that reduce the reliability of the vehicle. Most potential buyers will likely see a 2015 stock car with more miles as the better value 
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Yeah, well as I said if I don't get back 50%, then the Z will stay. I still do love it!
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Originally Posted by ZoomZ
Have you considered a Porsche product? Perhaps a decent one in used market? (as opposed to cost of new Supra, If you have the money)
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I have not considered a Porsche, I would assume they are still way too expensive in Australia compared to a Supra.
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Originally Posted by SeeThruHead
I assume you've already paid this car off, it's not costing you much to keep it?
You're going to get half your money back when trying to sell such a modified car (probably less?)
Unless you're going to part out all the mods which requires a lot of effort.
I guess if you're really over it you should sell it to someone who will love it but.
Why not buy the supra and keep both for a little while, if you still never drive the Z sell it after a year or something.
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Yes Z and all mods is fully payed off. No finance owing on it. Not planning a part out, I agree with you would be alot of effort.
And I mentioned before, I could not afford the Supra without selling the Z, otherwise I would 100% like to keep the Z and still get the Supra.
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