Change of color affect export value?
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emiffy
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Re: Change of color affect export value?
If you are changing colour in order to export, then don't bother. Makes no difference in resale.
If you are changing colour to something you like, and going to drive the car for a couple of years, then worrying about resale, again, just do it. Not going to make huge difference in resale (
If you are changing colour in order to export, then don't bother. Makes no difference in resale.
If you are changing colour to something you like, and going to drive the car for a couple of years, then worrying about resale, again, just do it. Not going to make huge difference in resale (
Re: Change of color affect export value?
Well, one of the key questions asked during resale is always whether the car has it's original paintwork on. Reason being a car's original paintwork is said to sit better on the body. As compared to having it sanded down and re sprayed.
Then there's always the doubt that the car was re sprayed cos it's hiding some terrible double vanos bra releasing accident.
Well, one of the key questions asked during resale is always whether the car has it's original paintwork on. Reason being a car's original paintwork is said to sit better on the body. As compared to having it sanded down and re sprayed.
Then there's always the doubt that the car was re sprayed cos it's hiding some terrible double vanos bra releasing accident.
AC Boy
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Re: Change of color affect export value?
10 days vs another 3 yrs that you gonna drive...I did just right that to my previous car which took abt 8 days to repray to my fav saphire black, drove for 2 yrs & export after. As for value, it does affect a little if you change color. In my case, the dealer didn't pay attn to the color stated on the log card & only found out on the day when I handed my car over, it was too late for him to adjust.hetraa said:
