Finally saw my first GT-R in real life. I like it. Good looking car.
1) Warranty is 3 years or 36,000 miles. To maintain the warranty, you are required to bring the car in every 1000 miles for a check-up. This is covered by the dealer for the first year, but you have to pay for years 2 & 3. Seems very excessive and I would expect the dealers to rob you blind.
2) The tires are run flats. If you do get a flat, all four tires must be replaced together at the tune of $1000 per tire.
3) The transmission and the engine are hand built to work with one another. If one goes out, both have to be replaced.
4) Current sticker price is $72,000 and Nissan is now raising that by another $7000. Most dealers are demanding a premium resulting in a sell price of $100,000.
5) Backseat is a serious joke. With the driver & passenger seats in comfortable locations, there is literally ZERO room for a passenger's legs. I really mean ZERO. The back of the front seat will rest against the front edge of the rear seats. That's just silly when you consider the rear seat looks to be made for a real sized person.
The Maserati had Indy plates and we saw him on the Yankee side of the river headed north and got off at Seymour.
TrixZee's brother lives in Louisville. Their sis came up from FL and we had a family reunion thing happening. Lynn's makes some great food. I hear b-fast is even better. We have yet to do Derby, but its on the "To Do List".
And for the highlight...one very well loved car with sparkling chrome and paint. This pic does not do the condition of this car justice. who'd have thought someone would love one of these this much.
Just saw a post on f-chat by Brian S, in the thread about our last S Indy run, he said he received a call from someone about an Enzo wrecked in the area. He's asking for add'l details.