YOUR RESEARCHPSE add value to car?
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In answer though, no difference to value, just more attractive.
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I was thinking last night about modifications that add value and was thinking that if you had 2 identical cars (same mileage, age, condition, etc) except one had a PSE fitted, what would be the difference in the asking price? Would there be any at all, or would it make the one with the PSE easier to sell? Also, does it make a massive difference to have the PSE fitted with the on/off swtich?
I would say it doesn't affect the price at all, but will certainly make your car easier to sell. Having the switch makes it look like a factory fit, so would be more reassuring to the potential purchaser.
The switch will be useful for track days- I would not be surprised at all if it failed on 'quiet' days without. It's also a really cool gadget... In answer though, no difference to value, just more attractive.
It depends on the buyer IMO - if there were two comparable cars, I would have paid a fair bit more for a car with PSE than without. The trouble is when I was looking, finding one decent one was hard enough, let alone another the same!
higher spec cars will fetch better prices at resale but I agree with above that modified cars will not sell for any more money they will just be easier to sell TB
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