I have actually seen many different customers walk into a shop to get their cars and not even recognize them. Imagine you had a regular lemon when you dropped your car off but when you arrive to get your vehicle it is totally tricked out with a candy coated paint job,Asanti chrome rims, a Kenwood stereo system you name it. You would flip out, even thought it is exactly what you ordered you would not know how to react due to the fact that you never expected your ride to look so darned good.

So what some people say that doing all of that changing and modifying on a car is bad for your car's overall value. They are probably right but you must then ask the question of who are you trying to make the car valuable to? If you are worried about what the resale value of the vehicle will be then you , actually want to rethink the whole thing bfore you waist good money. I usually say that if you are gonna spend all of that money customizing a vehicle to look exactly the way that you want it to look why would you ever want to sell it any way?

On the other hand a full customization to a vehicle could actually increase a car's value. Especially if it is an older car. It really just all depends on the kind if car that you are dealing with. Of course this is not the case with a new luxury car. This would all depend on how you customize it. And you can usually get these customized from the dealer which is what I would recommend anyway especially if you own a Mercedes in which case all of their customization packages are made by either AMG or Lorinser. All and all I would say do what fits you the best. You can never go wrong by doing so, never.