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Originally Posted by Tigranakert
I think that's completely fine for those 3 factors, but...
Compared with some people who change the rims, add a body kit, change the headlights and taillights, add a turbo, change the exhaust, add a spoiler, change the wheels, change the shift knob, change the interior seats completely, add leather, change the pedals, change the Pioneer system, change the mats, add a tint, lower the car, repaint the entire car....
When does it stop? Did you not look at the car when you bought it, or did you go to a junkyard and saw potential in this car. The car is brand new, and no offense if you have the money to do it and it fits your style, but in my opinion it's wrong.
I mean why not get another car then if you don't like anything the way it is...
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I think the issue is buying a car from the factory exactly as you want will run in excess of 100k+ easily. I'm a big fan of alcantara and leather...and you're in Lambo territory for an interior of that caliber. I think the modders look at a car when they're buying it, not for what it currently is, but for what it will be when they are finished.
Plus, some people just like to tinker. It's part of the fun for some I suppose.