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Clucking Bell!!!! Nice work.

I've been driving mine in London since 2006 and it get's the same reaction. Brilliant. HOWEVER,,,,, I also drove it through France to Spain, and noticed the French didn't give a monkeys, but the Spanish... They would literally pull over if they were ahead of me in trafic to get a better view. I had my photo taken while driving at least twice (not by the Rozzers), and because of this my missus' perception of the car also changed. Now she doesn't look at it like a big boy's toy but a beautiful motor car. I'm trying to convince her it's both.

That's great. Thanks guys for the advice.

I think it's the RHS too. The car is the same as it was the day it came out of the showroom,,, apart from the dirty paintwork and worn leather seat (that pisses me off big time!!!). I own a 1997 Merc and the leather is in pristine condition. I've never treated it and it's still perfect. Why can't Nissan get a leather that doesn't delaminate after 10,000 miles? (It's not a serious question, I'm just ranting!)

I'm in East Finchley

I was thinking it's more likely to be bearings becaus ethe tyres look and feel in good nik.

Thanks, Are they expensive to get replaced? Has anyone else got knowledge of Nissan not admitting there's a problem?

Gents, I joined the site recently, after finding the site and deciding you guys might be more up front than the people at my local Nissan garage. About a year ago I noticed that when I turned left there's a noise coming from (what sounds and feels like) the front right tyre. Since joining I have searched the forums and tyre roar is mentioned on loads of posts, not when others are only turning left. The noise gets louder with speed. Tyre wear is normal and there doesn't feel like any shake from the wheel, but it is very scary when you're doing 70 and there's a bend coming up!!! Trying to forget the problem exists is not working, so any enlightenment would be very much appreciated. If there's another post that I haven't seen that covers this I apologise for wasting your time. Many thanks in advance.