HI all, Thinking about selling my s2k since I dont drive it much anymore. Just wondering what everyone thought was a fair price with these mods.


2005 Honda s2000 Sebring Silver

The paint is in great shape, regularly washed and waxed. A few small dings and scraped up front lip but other than that shes a beauty. No tears or rips in the hardtop or interior.

46xxx Mileage

Bilstein PSS9 Suspension
Berk Racing Header
Berk Racing High Flow Cat
Kraftworks High Boost Youtune Supercharger Kit
AEM EMS Tuned @ Church
AEM EMS Serial Data Stream gauge

Will Also include Beat Rush Underpanel Kit since its real ugly underneath the car. (had to cut up panels for the supercharger install)
Will Also receive all OEM parts, ECU, OEM Cat , Suspension + misc parts taken off for supercharger install.


So whats a fair asking price?

Thanks in advance.

 

Shes definently clean thats for sure. Any idea on HP/TRQ numbers?

 

Thanks Sure do

 

To be honest, the most i'd pay for a supercharged or turbocharged car with that kind of mileage would be 17k. Keep in mind that you could sell all the oem parts you have and make money, this way if you do sell it for 17k it wouldn't be a big loss. Keep in mind that's the most I would pay for your car, doesn't mean your going to sell it that low, summer time i'm sure you can easily get 19k for it.

 

Return it back to stock and sell after market parts amd you'll get more.
car stock 17 to 18 grand.
KW kit 3 grand or more.
AEM 1 grand or so.
PSS9 1 grand or so.
The other stuff don't Know.

 

if your selling it to a dealership,
turn it back to stock and sell, you will get about 16 for the car,

yea i know they jip you my friend owns a dealership,
but if your selling it private, you could probley get around 20,
if there import educated and see all the work you done


but my friend from the dealer told me this,
the more stock stuff you take out and more the hp increases,
the more the value drops

 

Bring it back to stock and you'll get a fair price and much easier to get a book value. Majority of buyers will want a car that is unmolested. I'm not saying your car is beat up or abused, but when buyers see mods they think abuse. At least that's what most of the dealers have told me.

 

I agree with that. When I look at a used car with mods, it doesn't matter a whole lot how clean everything is. You can't help but make the (fairly logical) assumption that someone wouldn't spend time and money to put down bigger numbers unless they planned on driving the car hard enough to use the power.