[seanconrad]

2010 GT-R aftermarket mods (exhaust, tune) 20k miles now exact. Time to sell?

 

[Chipster]

You are asking other people to tell you if you should sell your car with no background on why you're asking? Hmmm.....

 

[boostaddict]

Absolutely! What are you waiting for??

I still can't believe you are still hanging onto it this long.

JK, need more info.

 

[brucewayne]

because of the hp increasing every year?

 

[SELVERGTR7]

yes im ready to buy

$35k let me know

 

[leaveit2bevo]

Arent you like 16?

 

[konaforever]

Today is Friday. Obviously time to sell.

 

[Vega]

This is what I think of this thread:

 

[seanconrad]

All im wondering is what mileage in YOUR opinion would be time to sell the car and consider getting a new one. Don't need smart ass answers just an opinion.

 

[Synergy]

100k

 

[domino_z]

This is what I think of this thread:

so you can drive when you're 11 in US?

 

[REK125]

All im wondering is what mileage in YOUR opinion would be time to sell the car and consider getting a new one. Don't need smart ass answers just an opinion.

I think the question is a valid one. I had a very early 2009 so my situation was not identical to yours as the 2009s seemed to have more transmission issues. Mine was also lightly modded (downpipes, midpipe, catback, Cobb) so there were serious questions over whether Nissan would cover the warranty. At 3+ years and 18,000 miles I decided to sell. I loved the car and the decision was not an easy one but I do not regret it I just did not want to have to shell out the money to replace or repair a transmission in a 3 year old car.

 

[seanconrad]

I think the question is a valid one. I had a very early 2009 so my situation was not identical to yours as the 2009s seemed to have more transmission issues. Mine was also lightly modded (downpipes, midpipe, catback, Cobb) so there were serious questions over whether Nissan would cover the warranty. At 3+ years and 18,000 miles I decided to sell. I loved the car and the decision was not an easy one but I do not regret it I just did not want to have to shell out the money to replace or repair a transmission in a 3 year old car.

Thank you. I have been debating this for a while now, basically procrastinating on when and how and for what price. In your opinion whats the best way to go about this? Sell privately or go through a dealership?

 

[pdisme]

Thank you. I have been debating this for a while now, basically procrastinating on when and how and for what price. In your opinion whats the best way to go about this? Sell privately or go through a dealership?

If you live in a state that credits your trade in price towards the sales tax liability on a new car, then your only question is whether you think you'd be able to sell it above the amount the dealer offers you plus what you save in tax.

 

[seanconrad]

If you live in a state that credits your trade in price towards the sales tax liability on a new car, then your only question is whether you think you'd be able to sell it above the amount the dealer offers you plus what you save in tax.

Ok something to look into then thanks.

 

[REK125]

Thank you. I have been debating this for a while now, basically procrastinating on when and how and for what price. In your opinion whats the best way to go about this? Sell privately or go through a dealership?

I traded it in on my new car. I got 60K for it and as you know in Pennsylvania the 6% sales tax savings brought the deal to 63.6K. I could have possibly made 2 or 3 thousand more by selling it privately with the mods I had and the Volk wheels but this way I eliminated any aggravation from a dissatisfied buyer.