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Originally Posted by skycat
That is providing it is I true stock car, I know many that are on the market now were modded and put back to stock to be sold.
If you own one of these cars you are a car enthusiast why would you not mod it 
If the mods have been done using quality parts and by a shop that has some idea you would save yourself a heap of $ by purchasing a modded car.
We all know how good these cars/engines are, I would sooner have a car that has had a service every 5/7,000km and owned by a enthusiast than one that has had Mr BMW wave its bullshit magic wand over once a year and tell you the oil is fine  I fined these cars are always a bit knocked around and given the big tidy up to be sold.
Just have it checked out or pay the price |
that's true
no chance i'm not changing all the 'lifetime fill' fluids ASAP
the guy we're buying off definitely isn't a car enthusiast though, unless he was a very good liar haha - especially with dust being on all the bolts (intake/exhaust) i could see, leads me to believe they are either untouched (recently) or very elaborately reinstalled... OBD port didn't look touched any time recently for a flash either
i couldn't see any on carsales at least that gave 'value for money' purely on mods either
i'd rather than anything have one unmodified and ALSO serviced well before interval :P
on the other hand... 'enthusiast' and doesn't mean 'well modified and maintained' either :/