Got some sad news havent been on lately, come across some problems lately, thats not he sad part, im actualy gonna trade in my car... i know sad, 06 GT black, with some work. now im just wondering, if i could get more for my car trade in wise with it lowerd or not lowerd, its got Tokicko D-spec's (like 4k miles) and sportlines, its also got carbon fiber accent, sequential tail lights, center foglight, h13 bulbs, and window louvers, and a cliford alarm system with auto start(cartoys), but that im gonna leave, also got a off road UPR pipe igotta take off. but which net me more trade in with or wihtout lowered, cause im gonna take a loss on it anyways, planning on getting jsut a new focus or ranger, probally ranger, need cheapest possible Thanks Guys

 

I don't think it will matter much if at all if its lowered or not.

 

I agree. The dealer probably won't care, or even notice. I also agree that you're gonna take a loss on it. I'd consider putting it back as close to stock as possible and selling the mods separately. That might net you more.

 

well if you set it to stock you can sell the springs and shocks since you need money

 

Think about selling it yourself too, instead of trading it in. Traditionally you will make more money on a personal sale.

I am sorry to hear you are hitting some hard times. See it through as best you can, and you can always get another Mustang one day.

 

+1 I concur.

 

You'll do better returning it to stock and selling the parts yourself. Modified cars generally bring less money because everyone's tastes are different.

 

Broken record: take off all aftermarket parts, return car to stock, sell/trade in stock car, sell parts here or on eBay.

your tokicko d-specs wont add any trade in value at the dealership, but take them out and sell them here, and you could get close to your money back

 

+3

You may want to sell the car yourself as well. They are easy as pie to sell on ebay, its the #1 car on there by far. Unless an extra $4k isn't worth the trouble...

 

Let us know if you need stock parts...I have a set of GT springs laying about.

 

+1 agree on the sell off all aftermarket stuff

 

Ok cool, thanks for the help guys, very helpful

 

I am willing to buy your center grille! part out is the best way

-dan

 

Agreed

Richard