You have to consider peoples personal situation doesn't stay the same. With the price of 182s at rock bottom, I would get fuk all for selling mine whole anyway.
People tend to mod as they´re bored, the new mod will only mask the boredom for so long until they look elsewhere!
In reality though, you get bored of any car eventually. Grass always seems greener on the other side..
I broke my track car for parts, they went to good use tho :approve:
Even Dave is selling his Trophy.
Is he trading it in against a supertanker now he's bought the m3?
Because they realise their stripped-out track weapons are a pain in the arse to drive day to day. Same reason I never bought an R26R.
Because they realise their stripped-out track weapons are a pain in the arse to drive day to day. Same reason I never bought an R26R.
usually because people do too much in one hit so havn't got anywhere to go with their next mod. Often people mod for cool points rather than for their own enjoyment, and they dont actually enjoy what they've done.
Adding to a car gradually can be far more enjoyable. I personally love to modify, but I tend to go along the route of replacing broken parts with uprated, or adding extras when there's a reason to take the car apart
Adding to a car gradually can be far more enjoyable.
+1
a few years ago i had a VTS track car as a work van. stupidest idea i have ever had tbh. i can see why people hate driving stripped cars as dailies, i wouldnt do it again.
thats why i shall not be stripping the 182 even though its only a toy. i dont think 1*2's are worth much anymore, they go for under 2k at auction, that might be another reason people are selling them. they could be trying to get some cash back while they still can.
Because they realise their stripped-out track weapons are a pain in the arse to drive day to day. Same reason I never bought an R26R.
A lot of it's due to financial sense of lack of I think, some people are good at earning money but then waste it big time by doing things a tightarse like me wouldn't dream of, and spending hundreds or even thousands on mods then selling for a loss soon after is a big no no for me. Even if I enjoyed modding cars (which I don't), there are plenty of other things I enjoy doing, but I stop myself because it's a waste of money!
Problems usually start when they take their car to a self proclaimed tuning expert, hand over a sizeable amount of cash for a decent power hike involving cams/ITB's/Remaps or worse still a Turbo or supercharger. Car comes back doesn't want to start when hot, or cold, doesn't like to idle, misfires etc. Then follows months of return trips to said expert who never truely resolves the issues, owner falls out of love and punts said ruined car on for considerably less than the outlay just to be shot of it.