How to negotiate a price

>>16198351

>it's modded
>has any form of defect cosmetically
>"oh it just needs a new _______"

be prepared to walk if they don't budge or it they're a I know what I got type

>>16198351

If it's modded in any way remind him that it's a well known fact in car modding circles that money spent in mods is money lost. Only an outstanding car with heaps of performance parts would get an above market price...and it still will be far away from being the sum of it's parts.

If he gets all acid when you try this just go like, "Well, that's how things work with tuners and hot rodders, bro...I can't believe you don't know that!"

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>>16198729
>>16198686
The car is not modded in any way, except for the radio.

>>16198686
>It's modded
>you can finally have a good excuse to have a fartcan exhaust

>>16198351
Look at every piece of the vehicle . look for all the problems with the vehicle. rust , brakes , engine light , sound engine makes while running , clutch , transmission, tire wear and interior are the easiest things to point out . You may also want to throw out some amounts you believe it will take to fix this , this gives you a justifiable reason and amount to bring down the price.

>>16198729
still, market decides price, and in a high-density location can probably find retards to buy your terribly modded shit for the price of stock or higher.

>>16198351

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OI8z_W0L_sU

If they say the price is firm, fucking leave.