Anyone Buying a GTR??
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From: ホノルルに住んでいる。
Originally Posted by bruddahmanmatt
Even though I know the GR6 Dual Clutch Gearbox will offer lightning quick shifts, I'd still need a traditional stick and clutch before I'd even consider getting into one of these things. I certainly hope that a 3 pedal 6M/T will be eventually be available as an option.
Yeah, and the maintenance costs must be a b!tch. I wonder if none of the Hawaii Nissan dealers get certified to sell this car, how would you service it then? If it's only 1 dealer, I hope its New City Nissan cuz at least they're fair; Tony's AG's a total ripoff.
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Originally Posted by MportPunk
I agree. At least make the damn console look like a stickshift (like the SMG). Sorry, but just that one small part -where the shifter is - kind of reminds me of an Avalon.
Yeah, and the maintenance costs must be a b!tch. I wonder if none of the Hawaii Nissan dealers get certified to sell this car, how would you service it then? If it's only 1 dealer, I hope its New City Nissan cuz at least they're fair; Tony's AG's a total ripoff.
Yeah, and the maintenance costs must be a b!tch. I wonder if none of the Hawaii Nissan dealers get certified to sell this car, how would you service it then? If it's only 1 dealer, I hope its New City Nissan cuz at least they're fair; Tony's AG's a total ripoff.
I checked the website and it looks like fluids are all special and probably cost an arm and a leg. Brake rotors are proprietary from Brembo (read dealer only replacement). Tires are going to be a killer at 20" to replace as well as being special even among the run flats........but at least they got rid of that high trunk by deleting the replacement tire space. There is a blurb about there being free tune ups (engine, alignment, and tranny) after the first 1,000km and at 12/24/36 months, but you'll pay for it when the car is purchased......nothing is free.
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Originally Posted by Lawy'dU
: Not even the government gives tax free dollars.
Originally Posted by Meatshackle
Wow you really know how to put your foot in your mouth. All you have to do to get a tax free SRB is be in a tax free area when you re-enlist. Also, SRBs for $90k are available and you can get higher than that depending on your NEC, enlisted only by the way. I don't want to insult your intelligence by spelling out the abbreviations since you seem to know SO much about the military.
Wanna be sea lawyers....sigh
Wanna be sea lawyers....sigh
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Oh, and I wouldn't say **** about an enlisted personnel....sir, Its is Chiefs that keep your *** out of trouble. But your probably an ensign, WTF would you know?......You don't know **** from shampoo!
He probably doesn't even know what an SOC is.
Don't get worked up bro. I think he's a first or second year law student with aspirations of becoming Tom Cruise in A Few Good Men. He doesn't realize that IF he does commit to the military he will spend most of his time on DUI cases, power of attorney, and wills.
Don't get worked up bro. I think he's a first or second year law student with aspirations of becoming Tom Cruise in A Few Good Men. He doesn't realize that IF he does commit to the military he will spend most of his time on DUI cases, power of attorney, and wills.
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From: Hawaii
Originally Posted by 636Racer
It's a nice car...though I'd rather get the 09 ZR1
Dave...I think you should renig on that car.
Dave...I think you should renig on that car.
