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TheBlizzard · 01-05-2006

You basically have to look at it like this. If you mod the car for a hobbie, then thats just what it is 'a hobbie'. Most hobbies don't turn out to have any financial gains, unless you collect something that is worth a lot or is in high demand.

If you want to get out of your hobbie, your most likely not going to get your whole investment back. People think when they mod cars and then they decide they want out that they should get their whole investment back. Wrong. Cars are a bad investment from the get go, not to mention mods don't make the book/loan value any higher.

01-05-2006	#12
TheBlizzard Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Red Wing, MN Drives: Too Many Posts: 3,184	Re: DSM Values You basically have to look at it like this. If you mod the car for a hobbie, then thats just what it is 'a hobbie'. Most hobbies don't turn out to have any financial gains, unless you collect something that is worth a lot or is in high demand. If you want to get out of your hobbie, your most likely not going to get your whole investment back. People think when they mod cars and then they decide they want out that they should get their whole investment back. Wrong. Cars are a bad investment from the get go, not to mention mods don't make the book/loan value any higher.