I'm seriously considering a purchase, but not with these issues


http://www.gtr.co.uk/forum/upload/91...rding-gtr.html

 

WTF are they thinking? I didn't think too many 6speeders were interested in the GT-R from other posts, but these comments don't help support the interest in it.

 

I wasn't but it's value for money, this has put me right off though!

 

Doesn't seem to be that big of an issue to me.

The GPS speed limiter and $1000 after track check won't be on US models.

I know some of the GT-Rs were driven to TAS with aftermarket wheels. The "error code" is just a light because the tire pressure monitoring system isn't carried over to the aftermarket wheels.

Mines has since released their VX-ROM. Any other issues will be figured out with a little time.

Full article.
http://www.motortrend.com/features/a...gtr/index.html

 

Absofreakinlutly...for the money I would rather have a used Maserati. (ferrari motor, trans, at the same cost.)

 

Agreed Powder, but it's a bit of hassle after buying a new car, especially for myself, suppose it's like cracking the Iphone!

 

Are you serious, I thought I was bad thinking about the GT-R, but when you said MASERATI, Jeeeez

 

...MASERATI,

They both fall in the trash can for me...

 

Possibly now

 

dammmmm

 

this car seems less fun every day I read about it....almost as if its a car for someone who would never really push his car to the limmit, but would rather brag to his friends about what his car "could" do

 

it seems as if those things will only be implemented on Japanese models.
U.S. and Europe are ok.

 

Autocar's review

Part 1
http://www.autocar.co.uk/VideosWallp...AR=231443&CT=V

Part 2
http://www.autocar.co.uk/VideosWallp...AR=231444&CT=V

 

forget about the funny looks. that car is an engineering marvel.

i hope my dealer doesn't wiggle out of our list price agreement...

 

rbnmotoring would that be the world famous sean morris?