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Originally Posted by TheGest
no way a new one in 07, why would they completly change it in 5 years, look at s2k been the same for almost 8 years, plus with introduction of the GT-R i think they want to keep focus on that, and put a new looking G and Gt-R at the same time, i think the G will continue to be made with minor improvements
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"asked one of the guys" (original message)
Dealers like to keep your hopes up, that's what keeps you positive and more likely, sales.
It's like asking someone at the bottom of the todem pole for info only the upper level management knows. I wouldn't bank on it. But who's to say it's not possible?
Dealers like to keep your hopes up, that's what keeps you positive and more likely, sales.
It's like asking someone at the bottom of the todem pole for info only the upper level management knows. I wouldn't bank on it. But who's to say it's not possible?
convertible? interesting? dude dealers dont know $hit, we usually hear about stuff b4 they do, they just make stuff up and people believe it becuase they sell the cars.
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Especially Nissan. Nissan is known for running models for 5 years, then redesigning them. Maxima is a perfect example:
3rd Gen. Maxima - 1990-1994
4th Gen. Maxima - 1995-1999
5th Gen Maxima - 2000-2004
3rd Gen. Maxima - 1990-1994
4th Gen. Maxima - 1995-1999
5th Gen Maxima - 2000-2004
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there is suppose to be an 08 skyline version, ive actually read about it in an import magazine, its suppose to be twin turbo awd, and also starting at 70gs, ive never heard anything bout a convertible thou ps if they came out w/ this skyline versino our cars would increase in value because they would be in higher demand, no one in there 20's is gona drop 70+ on a coupe.... making ours in more demand, supply demand theory in full effect
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Originally Posted by G35TR
Especially Nissan. Nissan is known for running models for 5 years, then redesigning them. Maxima is a perfect example:
3rd Gen. Maxima - 1990-1994
4th Gen. Maxima - 1995-1999
5th Gen Maxima - 2000-2004
3rd Gen. Maxima - 1990-1994
4th Gen. Maxima - 1995-1999
5th Gen Maxima - 2000-2004
If a dealer said it, don't believe him.
For the 06 model, I think they will add bluetooth, but maybe only to the NAV-equipped cars. They may change the headlamps to projector HID's too.
The Z has a convertible, so it's not unbelieveable that the G could get one, but it's all speculation at this point.
For the 06 model, I think they will add bluetooth, but maybe only to the NAV-equipped cars. They may change the headlamps to projector HID's too.
The Z has a convertible, so it's not unbelieveable that the G could get one, but it's all speculation at this point.
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Originally Posted by jeremyblackg35
if they came out w/ this skyline versino our cars would increase in value because they would be in higher demand, no one in there 20's is gona drop 70+ on a coupe
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I think most dealers know less than most people on this board. I had a dealer here in socal tell me over a year ago that the 05's were going to have a convertible in the lineup. I was going to register then and post it here on this board but thought this guy is probably full of ****. He was so sure of this from whatever meeting he had went to. Anyway I been reading this great forum since Oct. of 03, that's when I got my 04 coupe. Great job guys.
