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    GT-R chasing Turbo on Autobahn


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    a friend of mine bought one in switzerland .......4500 km Gearbox gone.....and he told me that they have huge log files and by this files they could tell that he has been 2 times on a track.......but they will still change the box.....but if he is on the track again...no more garantie.........by the way 3 weeks for the gear box to be delivered makes 4 weeks in total......
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    So a sportscar can only have the warranty if it isn't taken to the track...That's a bit strange to me!
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    At least in Finland you will loose your warranty if you take ESP (or whatever it is on GTR) off. So true drivers car then

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    Ridiculous..

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    I was very disappointed special, for my friend he has waited so long for the car and it is a great all-rounder, good price and value.....but the Sales Strategics .....pushing the car as the ultimate track car and then, giving the poor guy a hard time and telling him, after reading the log files , no more track otherwise Garantie GOOD BYE....just not fair, and be honest....the Nordschleife is not really a race track it is a one directions ultra fast country road......i don't understand the Nissan boys......
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    Unlike Nissan, Porsche stand behind their products.

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    Audi does as well, they knew that I went several times on the track and never ever complained when I had problem.....this is the reason why I went in first for the R8V8 and now for the V10 and all the other cars are audis as well...........ok, except for the SMART
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    Quote Originally Posted by Klint View Post
    Unlike Nissan, Porsche stand behind their products.
    Unlike Porsche, Nissan stand in front of Porsche products.

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    infront but not working........or not being allowed to use it the way they have promoted the car.......i rather have a more prestigious product and a little slower.....most of us are not even able to drive the ring below 8 min why do we care anyway
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    Well for those who care about straight line performance that doesn't matter...for me that is just so boooooring...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Klint View Post
    Unlike Nissan, Porsche stand behind their products.
    A shame then you can't even put r tires on a Boxster, Cayman or a normal 911 without the warranty going out the door.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Erik View Post
    A shame then you can't even put r tires on a Boxster, Cayman or a normal 911 without the warranty going out the door.
    This is true in the UK as well and probably the rest of the world. In fact I would go further than that, if you own a Porsche of any sort and don't fit Porsche spec rubber the warranty is void.
    Search and you will find the truth.

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    Ugh, didin't know that, sounds stupid. Luckily that is quite hard to proof

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    Quote Originally Posted by Leadfoot View Post
    This is true in the UK as well and probably the rest of the world. In fact I would go further than that, if you own a Porsche of any sort and don't fit Porsche spec rubber the warranty is void.
    How could that be controlled by porsche? It's not the biggest problem changing tires before going to the repair shop....
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    Quote Originally Posted by itisme View Post
    How could that be controlled by porsche? It's not the biggest problem changing tires before going to the repair shop....
    I agree with you but it is a fact, even if you take your car in to get an extented warranty they (the dealer) check the car out and one of the checks is the spec of tyre on the car. If the tyres are wrong then you either replace them with what Porsche recommend or you don't get the cover.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Leadfoot View Post
    I agree with you but it is a fact, even if you take your car in to get an extented warranty they (the dealer) check the car out and one of the checks is the spec of tyre on the car. If the tyres are wrong then you either replace them with what Porsche recommend or you don't get the cover.
    very interesting... didn't know that!
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    seems to be different in switzerland where the cayman GTS is delivered with semi slicks and well as the GT3 Gt2 and I i can order a roll bar for my turbo and GT Race buckets.......I have a friend driving Pirelli Corsa on his 997 TT no warranty issues at all.
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