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Tire Eaterrrrrrrrrrrr
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Bijan from Monterey County |
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Date: 02/18/08 |
Pros:
Engine, sporty feel, sound system (Bose)... |
Cons:
Eats tire like there is no tomorrow |
Review:
I own a 2005 coupe with the 19" wheels and the sporty tuned suspension....I
like everything about this car except its got to tire eating issue that
Infiniti have not made any attempt to recall and correct...its absolutely
unacceptable to pay around 40K for a car and have to change tires due to
premature wear and tear and noise....very disappointed of Nissan Corp. for
their lack of responsibility to standup to this issue and try to offer some
type of remedy...I will never buy another Nissan product unless they come up
with a solution to this issue.
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Happily Modified G Owner
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David from Baltimore |
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Date: 09/16/07 |
Pros:
looks, handling, power |
Cons:
paint, interior plastic |
Review:
I now have 20K on my G and love it more now than the day I first purchased.
This is my second G as I use to own an early 03 sedan. I ran that car for
30K miles on a three year lease with no issues. I liked that one so much I
decided to buy a coupe when the lease was up. It has enough power, looks and
handling, but I wanted more. I ran the car with no issue for 10K miles and
have since started to modify the car as I plan on keeping this one for a
long time. The looks are timeless and it is a great base to build a very
powerful and great handling GT.It is a great car out of the box, but with
all the aftermarket parts available, I just could not help myself. I would
not make this kind of investment into a car if I did not feel it was worthy.
I have owned a 99 M3, 95 Corvette, and a 92 Z. This car has the been the
best of these in terms of overall performance and reliability. It also helps
that it looks the best as well.
Fortunately I have not experienced any of the issues some of the other
owners have mentioned here in terms of tire wear or noise. My only issue is
that the paint could be thicker. My front end has taken a beating from the
Baltimore beltway(stone chips). No big deal as I am going to replace it with
aftermarket body kit anyway.
I love having all these aftermarket goodies to choose from! You can take
a great car and build an amazing car. The only other car I once considered
modifying was my M3, but that was expensive to begin with and even more
expensive to upgrade.
Can not really comment on dealer service as I have my car serviced at a
Porsche Factory Service/Racing Facility. Only the best mechanics for my
baby. |
This car EATS tires
by
Robert Gruener from Katy, Texas |
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Date: 05/22/07 |
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Review:
This car has great performance. Looks great. Drives
great. But man does it go through tires. The front tires start the cup on
the inside edge and make a lot of noise at only 8
? 10K miles. The camber
on the front tires is to negative and the only way to correct this is to
pull out on the front struts with a frame machine (there is no camber or
caster adjustment on the front end). I would do this but there is no room to
install a strut brace so the problem will probably return. This tire wear
issue is unacceptable and will keep me from buying an Infiniti ever again. |
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