[Kenny94945]

My vote, yes, I would expect discount.
I'll let other co-members discuss further.
FWIW do find out why it needed a repaint.
Good luck.

 

[G3T]

My vote, yes, I would expect discount.
I'll let other co-members discuss further.
FWIW do find out why it needed a repaint.
Good luck.

Apparently it was "in pretty bad shape" (dings) according to Ed Bolian. The dealership didn't even know it was repainted until I found old pictures with the stripes on VinWiki. Ed had sold it previously, so I reached out to him. No signs of accident though. And the paint job is exactly the same thickness as factory and has a consistent thickness all around the car, so I think they repainted the whole thing.

 

[Mike A]

Was the car repainted with the same color or was the color changed? If it was the same paint color, it still might hurt it a little bit (always asked if original paint) but if it is a color change, I think it hurts it bad in my opinion. I agree with Kenny, why painted. I saw dings mentioned, any proof that is all it was. If I ever need to re paint, or wrap a car, I think it would be a good idea to get before and after pictures. Does the seller have such pictures?

 

[Russk]

I would also try to find out why it was repainted. Was there any damage that required repainting?

 

[demundus]

I mean, we know the kinds of cars Ed is into haha...

Love to watch his content and his stories are great, but hes always after Lambos that others would turn away from.

 

[G3T]

I mean, we know the kinds of cars Ed is into haha...

Love to watch his content and his stories are great, but hes always after Lambos that others would turn away from.

Haha for sure. Luckily he sold this one brand new.

The car was repainted before the previous seller. Probably 2-3 owners ago. The current seller (an exotic car dealership) didn't even know it was repainted. It was repainted the same color. The dings/damage was bad enough to have a nice crack in the windshield (that the dealership is also replacing).

 

[Rcasa20]

Years ago I had a Boxster that had hood damage after I was driving on the interstate and got behind a truck that was dumping rocks everywhere. The dealer said leave the damage as it was and that repainting the hood would devalue the car for trade in purposes. That was just a measly old Boxster!!!

 

[surfah]

Cars with stories are always harder to sell. Get a Performante with all original paint as it will be less headache down the road.

 

[Bull>Horse]

Haha for sure. Luckily he sold this one brand new.

The car was repainted before the previous seller. Probably 2-3 owners ago. The current seller (an exotic car dealership) didn't even know it was repainted. It was repainted the same color. The dings/damage was bad enough to have a nice crack in the windshield (that the dealership is also replacing).

Not to generalize, and I have no idea what dealer this car is at, but sometimes dealers play dumb to absolve themselves of any issues if things get discovered down the line...

 

[Bull>Horse]

My vote, yes, I would expect discount.
I'll let other co-members discuss further.
FWIW do find out why it needed a repaint.
Good luck.

I agree. I personally wouldn't even give a repainted car a second thought unless the discount was DEEP.

 

[2006m5]

if you get a large discount buy it....if not move on.

 

[Lambo2018]

I also would be unwilling to buy a Lamborghini with a repaint history. The repaint raises some troubling possibilities that may be hard to definitely ferret out.