If a car has 0 miles, it guarantees a purely new engine, suspension, exhausts, etc. And if a car has 0 switches, it guarantees no paint changes, tuning modifications, aero kits, etc.
If a car has 0 miles, it guarantees a purely new engine, suspension, exhausts, etc. And if a car has 0 switches, it guarantees no paint changes, tuning modifications, aero kits, etc.
I can understand the 0 miles thing. But aren't cars meant to be driven? As for 0 switches, as long as the things are back to orginal, does it matter if they have been changed before?
I can understand the 0 miles thing. But aren't cars meant to be driven? As for 0 switches, as long as the things are back to orginal, does it matter if they have been changed before?
It's different in the trading world. Having a car that has a 0/0 status, it will indefinitely raise the car's value. They are other reasons but they are kinda hard to explain.
Traders don't want used, tuned, and unreliable models when they can get a collection of stock vehicles. If you had the option of buying a used 430 Scuderia for $50,000 and a new one for $50,000, which would you choose?
Traders don't want used, tuned, and unreliable models when they can get a collection of stock vehicles. If you had the option of buying a used 430 Scuderia for $50,000 and a new one for $50,000, which would you choose?
