Originally Posted by Clark Collins

I would expect that in Germany a modded Jeep would be quite a rarity.

Originally Posted by jdschup

First of all, this is not an advertisement. I'm not currently selling my Jeep. This is a thread more about valuing your rig post-mod. Again, it's not for sale at the moment, so please don't flame me for selling on the forum. I'm posting this question in the Modified forum because a large amount of the question relates to how much the mods are worth, and this seems to be the best place to get some educated opinions. Now then, here's some background: My Jeep is in excellent condition with 21,845 miles. I have had several upgrades professionally installed on this Jeep by Trail Jeeps in Boulder, CO. They are a premier Jeep shop that exclusively works on JK models. Those upgrades include: • An AEV 2.5” Dualsport XT suspension lift kit • AEV Geometry Correction Brackets • Synergy Front Track Bar • 5 - 17” ProComp 7069 wheels • 5 - 315/70/R17 Goodyear Duratracs (less than 1,000 miles on them!) • Rampage Front Recovery Bumper with fog lights • Rampage Rear Recovery Bumper with auxiliary lights • LoD Signature Rock Sliders • Poison Spider Bombshell Differential Covers • 4.56 upgraded gears connected to a limited slip rear differential • Quadratec 9500is winch with synthetic line and winch kit accessories • K&N FIPK Cold Air Intake • Borla Dual Exit Cat-back exhaust • KC Apollo Driving lights on windshield mounts • A Uniden CB and 4’ Firefly antenna, professionally tuned and ready to go. That’s over $10,000 worth of upgrades that enable this Jeep to go damn near anywhere, but it’s actually not been offroad a single time except for some maintained logging-type roads. In fact, the winch has only been used ONCE, and that was when I installed the synthetic line. Again - it's truly in excellent condition. The final but significant bonus here is the extended warranty. The Jeep comes with a 7-year/100,000 miles MOPAR extended warranty for all factory parts and systems. So here's the crux: If I do need to sell it, I think I will ask $36,000. To get to that price, I ran the Jeep’s details through 8 different online used car pricing models. Then, I deleted the highest estimate and the lowest estimate and averaged the remaining 6. That total was $31,653. I added the upgrades at only 50% of their original cost, or $5,000 to get to $36,653. Then, I rounded that down to $36,000 to be sure that my numbers are fair. So...what do you think? Fair pricing calculation?

Originally Posted by towel33

Also, it's a sahara (I made the same mistake).