What exhaust would you put on to sell?

[Johnnytheboy]

My original exhaust is starting to get a bit rusty on the silencers, and this may get picked up at next service/MOT. Though it may be fine.

I'm selling soon, and my car's USP is that it's 100% standard (other than the ubiquitous wiper mod).

Should I:

a. if possible leave the current exhaust in place, on the assumption that a new owner is quite likely to want to fit a fancy one, but risk its condition putting some buyers off?
b. fit a new OEM one to maintain its 'standard-ness', but which may end up being removed by a new owner?
c. fit a fairly tasteful aftermarket one, but in the process ruin its 'standard-ness'?

 

[tallandy]

Sell as is don't waste your money on another exhaust someone will buy it for the cracking car it is.

 

[Renaultsport]

Wait until a buyer shows interested ad come clean about the exhaust, they may take it as it is or they may ask for a deal to get it replaced with what ever they want. The deal may even work out less then a new exhaust.

Aren't the OEM ones REALLY expensive??

 

[ravydavygravy]

Do nothing. Money down drain.

 

[Cue]

id do nothing as above, they won't pay more just because it has a new zorst on it. plus fitting an oem one is like always buying replacement parts for an outdated computer - pretty useless as they weigh a ton, cost a fortune and last bugger all time, no positives to them at all.

 

[power ranger]

Yeah i would'n bother Johney leave it as it is as OEM rear box from Renault is £470+vat

 

[Johnnytheboy]

Sorry, I didn't make myself clear. What if the exhaust basically NEEDS replacing?

 

[Sam_K]

Try and buy a second hand one, maybe this:

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Renault-Clio-...trkparms=65:12|66:2|39:1|72:2140|293:1|294:50