Originally posted by ouch:
If you want to sell it, then let it go. Again, you might want to reconsider whether it is worth the depreciation cost. Expect to receive much less than your asking price. Send me a PM if you do decide to sell it. I won't mind taking it off your hands if the price is right.


Depreciation has been quite severe, I knew it would be when I first bought it - but it has been my intention all along to drive/own it for as long as possible, so I didn't care much.

But with such strong advice to sell, I really thought I should look into it (and obviously, still am looking into it). Currently it looks like my car, without the audio gear (which I would keep anyway, restoring everything to stock), would sell for a little over $10k to a private party. With the amount left on my loan, I'd rather not sell the car because most of the depreciation has already happened. Most if not all of the money I am currently paying towards the loan I can expect to get back if and when I do decide to sell.

So I'd like to keep it, but am wondering about reasons to do so.