To the right buyer it could make a difference depending on the type driveway you replace the old one with and if the old driveway is in need of repair. Check to see what the covenant in your area will allow and the costs involved. Your Realtor should be able to weigh all these options with you.
In general, terms a driveway isn't typically "the selling point", it's usually a feature of the curb appeal unless there is a utility it provides that is not abundantly available. A lot of times these sort of upgrades don't reel in and higher valuations, but it could help it get more attention or sell faster.
It's worth getting quotes, because it gives you avenues to options that may not otherwise be present.
Again, with the numbers it's something to talk over with your Realtor, I have customer that love paver driveways and others that don't care.
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