Modifications to grand am GT 2003?

Hi there, I bought my grand am 2003 GT back in april of 2003 I guess a little over 2 years now.. its forest green I'm a little bored with it, I see all of the guys driving around with new cars and et cetera and I'm wondering if there are any modifications I can do to my grand am to make it look a little bit cooler or if i should just trade it in for something else? I mean its a pretty fast car, but every couple of years I get tired of driving the same thing.

BMF

bodykits and exterior:
www.aedcentral.com
www.andysautosport.com
www.fxdesigns.com
www.jspamerica.com
www.hot-bodiez.com
www.customcargrills.com
www.rksport.com
www.grafxwerks.com
www.wheelmax.com

Inside the car:
www.alloverlays.com

2.3L quad 4, 2.4L Twin Cam, and 2.2L ecotec sites:
www.carcustoms.net
www.the-race-shop.com
www.jbodyperformance.com
www.rsmracing.com
www.rksport.com
www.mantapart.com
www.k3-motorsports.com

3100/3400 engine sites:
www.rsmracing.com
www.milzymotorsports.com
www.tranzgenic.com
www.pfyc.com
www.doctorspeed.com
www.theotherguysproducts.com
www.digitalhorsepowerinc.com

Not to be a dick.....but there is NOTHING wrong with the way a late model GAGT looks. Please don't ruin it with stickers/bodykit/clear tails/etc....

Performance mods....they are there, but they cost, and don't really get you a ton of performance.

Yes, I would have to agree with Mr. Luos, dont really do anything to your car. You get more money out of your car if you dont do anything to it and sell it, than put all of that money in and sell it for a bit more. To me, it's not worth it. plus, you could buy like a GTO or somethin of that sort that would be faster and cheaper than tuning out your GrandAm.

Yes, I would have to agree with Mr. Luos, dont really do anything to your car. You get more money out of your car if you dont do anything to it and sell it, than put all of that money in and sell it for a bit more. To me, it's not worth it. plus, you could buy like a GTO or somethin of that sort that would be faster and cheaper than tuning out your GrandAm.

I guess it comes down to what kind of person you are. Some people like to buy cars off the showroom and think their hot shit. Some get dirty and build their cars and make them fast. I respect the second type of person. Like the old saying goes, "Bought not Built"