[bLess3d]

HEYYY EVERYONE i NEED ALOT OF OPINIONS......i JUST BOUGHT A 2010 GTR AND I LIVE IN NY AND i AM BUYING IT FROM NISSAN OF BAYSIDE I LIVE IN QUEENS.....i purchased yesterday I am picking it up tommorrow afternoon....but the sad part is that is has 62 miles on it, do u think i should still get it.....AND I am really really reallly realllllllly picky about the mileage givin from the dealer SOO help me with a decision

[CSanto]

Yeah, get it, who cares? They prob just nailed it up and down the block a few times =p

[E92M3CN]

dont do it its not worth it, prob not even broken in properly

[ghosthi32]

wrong section

[bLess3d]

Originally Posted by E92M3CN

dont do it its not worth it, prob not even broken in properly

ARE U SERIOUS BRO?!......U THINK SO?

[Fanta]

Tough choice!
Someone has a free trial.
If you don't take it, others will!
I will request a complete engine management report, even I need to pay to get it.
If you are pay for the report, dealer cannot refuse not to perform it. If there is any unnormal rev for break-in period, I will discuss with Nissan America and ask them to run after the dealership.

[Proformance Industries]

You are paying top dollar for a sports car thats known for tranny issues, also known for the dealership denying service if the traction button was pressed or if the car was launched. They are so anal about that, why shouldnt you be? Unless you are getting a hefty enough discount, find another one with no mileage... That wont be hard to do, just look around.

[smmmurf]

IIRC, at delivery, Nissans come with more miles on the ODO than BMW's do. I've heard 35 or so being normal. I think it's probably that they don't reset the ODO after testing. BMW's either begin with negative miles on the clock or get reset after they go through their tests at the factory. This is how it was explained to me at the Welt when I picked up my M3 with "1" mile on it.

I don't think they could have possibly hurt that engine since it is connected to an electronically-controlled DSG gearbox. The only risk is that they did Launch Control, but that is still covered under warranty unless it's the LC1 with traction control off. I think the dealer can potentially check for LC use but they will probably not want to. Either way, don't sweat it. Just follow the break in from here on out.

[3XTR3M3]

if you are getting a break on pricing then jump on it. if not, whats the point?

[bLess3d]

Originally Posted by Fanta

Tough choice!
Someone has a free trial.
If you don't take it, others will!
I will request a complete engine management report, even I need to pay to get it.
If you are pay for the report, dealer cannot refuse not to perform it. If there is any unnormal rev for break-in period, I will discuss with Nissan America and ask them to run after the dealership.

thanks for the help bro.......how long do u think its going to take to get the rev report? and how u think its gonna cost?

[Vise]

Isn't this an M3 forum?

[1MOREMOD]

[Fanta]

Originally Posted by bLess3d

thanks for the help bro.......how long do u think its going to take to get the rev report? and how u think its gonna cost?

You are buying a new car. If you need to pay $500 for a report, you can sleep well and proud of you new car. What is the problem? ($500 ~ to 9 tank of gas). Once you have the report, post it in pdf, I believe that there is a lot of very knowledge people in this forum who can help you. Forum reader count on knowledge people opinion and those people become trust source, Gearhead999s, Lemans_Blue_M, ......

[Proformance Industries]

Paying a legitimate Nissan dealership for that report is ludicrous. They should include it free of charge for your peace of mind, like any other dealership would.

[Epacy2]

I'm getting a 1912 biplane. Do you guys think I should get it? heeeeeeellllllllppppppppp

[xsilvor]

Originally Posted by Epacy2

IM GETTING A 1992 BIPLANE. DO YOU guys think I SHOULD GET IT HELPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPSLSLEPEELPPPPP

Fixed.

Wrong section, wrong topic, wrong English.

But yes, get the GTR. I'm always confused when I see people buying $80,000 cars posting questions like this.