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Hi im thinking of buying a 01-03 gt250 v35 or a gt300 v35 but would like opinions and feedback as to the difference in performance and fuel use as they look identical.

Also being an import is maintainence and parts a problem here in aust?

To me they seem like a bargain or is there a reason for it?

Thanks

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Hi im thinking of buying a 01-03 gt250 v35 or a gt300 v35 but would like opinions and feedback as to the difference in performance and fuel use as they look identical.

Also being an import is maintainence and parts a problem here in aust?

To me they seem like a bargain or is there a reason for it?

Thanks

Hi mate,

Have a read in this tread. (http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/Sk...gt-t337367.html).

I am sure a 250GT will have a lower fuel consumption rate than a 300GT and 350GT.

Anyhow, although being an import, maintainence and parts are not a big problem as they share alot of parts with 350Z. As long as you go to a reputable import shop for maintainence, you should be fine. You just have to keep in mind that GT-8 (8 speed paddle shift) models are abit troublesome. If you break it, it's about $3000-$4500 to fix.

The V35 are a good car to drive. I have a 2004 V35 coupe auto (350GT) and it's a smooth ride. Plus it's a rearer import so it turns heads too. :bunny:

Good luck with your choice.

Edited by Victor.T
Thanks for that info!

I ended up changing my mind and buying a nissan murano as ive heared nothing but good things about,picked it up for a song 2006 model for $17500!

Nice.

Well, congrats on your new purchase. I like Nissan Murano too (Prior to 2010), but Mrs liked the new 2010 Nissan Dualis Ti that we test drove. So we bought that one for daily instead.

Edited by Victor.T

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