Nissan - The Nazis are back!

[FattyBoomBatty]

And the girl you just picked up because you were driving a porsche.

[tpunx99GSX]

Some of the rules are actually typical. Includeing the warranty not covering use on a racetrack. I heard, a while ago when the evos first came to the states mitsubishi people were showing up at the tracks and taking vin numbers for those that were at the track to void their warranty.
I know Ferrari actually has a similar list of dos and donts. I.E. Back when the F50 came out In order to purchase the Ferrari F50 you have to have owned at least 4 or 5 other Ferraris.
Give em a couple years and they will cool off.

[A//// Guy]

Hilarious vid!!

Porsche ftw.

[asshanson]

If you can truly afford the car, you can probably afford to void the warranty, lol. But true, I'd rather have many other cars for similar money. Like an RS4.

[Kracka]

Afford it or not, nobody should be subject to a $20k tranny bill for driving the car like it was marketed to be driven.

[A//// Guy]

Its really not that expensive of a car, so I wouldnt say if you can afford it, you should be able to replace the tranny every year @ 20k a pop. That is ridiculous.

Its amazing that the car has such great technology, now why dont they spend more money and design a better tranny to match.

[goodhart]

I could have swore that there was some kind of thing with these GT-Rs that if entered into an SCCA santioned event (it could have been a different one too I guess), the GPS would pick up the signal from the track, and crank up the tune in the ECU, but then it cost a grand to get it set back at the dealership or it would void the warranty. Not sure if this is actually true now, but that was the plan at the time I guess. Call me crazy but, I think I read that in Sport Compact Car back before the GTR even came out.

[goodhart]

Its really not that expensive of a car

80k not expensive enough??

agreed though, this is a horseshit deal for the owners that hadn't known about this before they bought them

[A//// Guy]

Not expensive enough to say 20k can be thrown around like its nothing. Maybe a 300k + car..

[tpunx99GSX]

I could have swore that there was some kind of thing with these GT-Rs that if entered into an SCCA santioned event (it could have been a different one too I guess), the GPS would pick up the signal from the track, and crank up the tune in the ECU, but then it cost a grand to get it set back at the dealership or it would void the warranty. Not sure if this is actually true now, but that was the plan at the time I guess. Call me crazy but, I think I read that in Sport Compact Car back before the GTR even came out.

It was on Top Gear. And its only on the european version.