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Now lets get to the good stuff! I bought the car with the Heffner Twin Turbo kit which has a price tag of over $65,000.00 Originally the car was red and I had the first ever brushed aluminum wrap done at a cost of $5,000.00. The door jambs were also done in Carbon Fiber. A Clear engine Bonnet was installed at a cost of $6,000.00 A brand new set of ADV.1 Wheels and tires were installed at the cost of $12,000.00. An RSC LP560 Carbon Front bumper was also installed with a price tag of another $4500.00. Then we get to the inside of the car where the gray trim was painted Red at a cost of $1,000.00 and a custom Bluetooth, NAV, SAT touch screen radio with custom enclosure sub was installed at $7500.00. As previously mentioned the car just got a complete check up and all fluids replaced, tires replaced, clutch replaced and the total cost was $8500.00. If you do the math you get over $109,500 spent on Modifications and Service add to that the actual car which stock would be worth $90,000 + and you are getting a $200,000+ car for a gigantically discounted rate of $135,250!

I have included many photos because it is very hard to capture the Brushed Aluminum with a Camera. It sometimes looks matte, sometimes chromeish and sometimes you can tell its brushed finish! In person the comments I get are fantastic and when your up close and can feel the material its even better as it ads to the "brushed" description. The car sounds INEDIBLE both inside with the custom sound system and outside with the amazing whine of the turbos and roar of the exhaust.

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