GTR too complicated for Nissan's engineers

The all new GT-R is like no other car Nissan dealers across Europe and the U.S. have ever sold before so it’s little wonder scores of maintenance workers and sales staff around the globe are being specially trained in readiness for the car’s official launch. Nissan will be setting up 160 new high-performance centers in Japan alone to sell the GT-R and its relatively high list price means sales staff will have to be able to deal with much more discerning customers.
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dlin - 10/17/2007 11:32:31 AM

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In fact GT-R might appeal to lots of middle class buyers who originally aims for BMW 650, or equal. When almost everyone's got one of these name brand sport sedan at home, a GT-R not only get you a super car, but also tells that you are a "real" enthusiast, not one of so many brand whores.

DaHarder - 10/17/2007 12:40:22 PM

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What... What... What?

I'm sorry, but no middle class person in American (that I know) is going to even contemplate spending 80k plus on ANY VEHICLE!

DaHarder - 10/17/2007 12:37:54 PM

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Shouldn't this have read...

Is The New GT-R Too Complicated For Nissan Service Departments?

The engineers have already proven their worth... The Thing's C/W!

hk4site - 10/17/2007 7:18:13 PM

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Bring it on!!!!!