Should I?
TECH Junkie
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From: Western North Carolina
As with any car, if your Camaro is in really decent shape and you plan on keeping it for many years, then YES, it is worth it if you desire that.
However, throwing good $$ into a so-so car, or in a car you may not own next year, is basically throwing your money away as you will never come close to recouping any part of it. The car will not be worth anything extra. You can't even get back mod money on sweet rides, as has been addressed dozens of times here. Modding is only good for yourself, and even then you have to make sure you will keep the car awhile, otherwise the financial loss is painful. You really have to think about it.
However, throwing good $$ into a so-so car, or in a car you may not own next year, is basically throwing your money away as you will never come close to recouping any part of it. The car will not be worth anything extra. You can't even get back mod money on sweet rides, as has been addressed dozens of times here. Modding is only good for yourself, and even then you have to make sure you will keep the car awhile, otherwise the financial loss is painful. You really have to think about it.
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Joined: May 2013
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From: Nj
Thank you and yes in plan on keeping it for a while it my first car and when ingot it it was automatic with a blown trams and it didn't run and I swaps it to manual and have done some minor upgrades but now inthinkbits time to go to an ls2!! But yeah but i love this camaro spin don't see me getting rid of it any time soon
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From: Nj
Thank you and yes i plan on keeping it for a while its my first car and when i got it it was automatic with a blown trans and it didn't run, I swapped it to manual and have done some minor upgrades but now i think its time to go to an ls2!! But yeah but i love this camaro so i don't see me getting rid of it any time soon
