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    It's a good job that Pooky isn't still around
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    Hi and
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    It won't worry him. Some of these guys have got money to burn. When I worked in Saudi for a large Merc dealership, it was quite common to receive phone calls that a brand new car had broken down, when it had just run out of fuel, but they would just abandon it in the middle of nowhere.
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    Belated happy birthday
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    What about the guys that built it?
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    Hi and Don't know exactly how much weight you can shed, but they are a heavy car to start with so you could have your work cut out.
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    Happy birthday dude. Have a good one
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    GT-R

    Trev-the-Rev replied to Zedrush's topic in Other Cars

    Prices are being hiked in the USA - no escape for us then! http://www.caranddriver.com/carnews/145 ... uging.html
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    Zed piccie

    Trev-the-Rev replied to satsuma71's topic in Media

    Those photos are awesome.
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    GT-R

    Trev-the-Rev replied to Zedrush's topic in Other Cars

    Don't get me wrong, I'm not knocking Nissan's build quality. But if you haven't driven a new Porsche recently, you should. They feel almost as if they have been machined from a solid billet. There's just that feeling of completeness about them that Japanese manufacturers can't seem to emulate.
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    I agree. Whilst the rear wing may look a bit extreme, you can bet your ass it works. A car such as this doesn't have bits stuck on it for show. I for one would love to strap myself into it and give it large at somewhere such as Spa
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    GT-R

    Trev-the-Rev replied to Zedrush's topic in Other Cars

    As technically advanced and engaging to drive as I'm sure it is, when all is said and done, it's still a Nissan. And whilst it clearly out performs the likes of a 997, when it comes down to aspects of ownership such as build quality, dealer service and residual values, the Porsche is streets ahead. If I were to be spending the sort of money the GTR is likely to be priced up at, it wouldn't be Nissan that is getting my hard-earned.
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    +1. But you still made the correct decision
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    Quite badly too
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    Hi Rik and Knowing Jay is no bad thing because it at least means the jibes aren't being aimed at you
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    Not sure how it would affect my warranty going to them
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    That's what they give you from new inclusive with the warranty. If you want the extra 2 years you have to pay for them
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    £210 for a P1 and £300 for a P2 in Wessex Nissan Cardiff. Don't know what they charge for a P3 as I haven't had to have one yet
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    Good to hear from you dude
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    Hi and
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    Difficult call. I've considered it myself and the success rate is good. What frightens me though is if there are complications, the damage is ireversible.
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    Hi and Another candidate for a SW drive-out
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