R35 Gtr Servicing In Act

[GT-R32]

Hi All,

I'm thinking of buying an R35 and wondering if I have to take it to Sydney to be serviced or not... Be helpful if someone local did them here.

Let me know if you know anyone.

Cheers,

Matt

[Sinista32]

Probably best to ring Nissan.

I don't know any ACT R35 owners that are on this forum.

Most of us would be guessing

#@k_d ???

Edited September 19, 2013 by Sinista32

[GT-R32]

They don't do any GTR sales or servicing here in ACT. I was hoping for something aftermarket because I'm looking at one out of warranty.

Cheers for the reply though Richard.

[Sinista32]

buy 2

it would be nice if a local shop had experience, tools and technology to do it properly - I agree.

have you seen or heard of your 32 GTR lately

[GT-R32]

I guess a trip to Sydney now and then won't hurt

I haven't unfortunately, I miss that car

[a20089]

Be nice to see some r35 owners on the forum. Doing a track day with a 2013 built one this Sunday but they are in a different club.

[luke gtr]

try asking in the r35 section.

you may find some more local?

in terms of aftermarket, with spending that much on your car, do a massive load of research.

good luck.

[GT-R32]

Thanks for the advice and posts... Now to see if I end up in a GTR again for the third time.

[zebra]

Be nice to see some r35 owners on the forum. Doing a track day with a 2013 built one this Sunday but they are in a different club.

They never leave their little r35 section of the forums lol

[k_d]

No nissan dealers in the act can do it. Im not sure who would do it here, probably not many places. Maybe try ring John at Trojan motorsport and ask him, hey may know.

[carlightsup]

One of the Nissan dealers here had the choice of the GTR or the Leaf... they chose the leaf -_-

[k_d]

yeah. Its only because you need to have 4 mechanics sent on a special training course and alot of special tools for the gtr, where as the leaf only has 1 or 2 special tools. Theres probably some other stuff i have forgotten, i was told by my boss when i asked about it ages ago. Also for some strange reasons leafs sell better than gtrs here. shitboxes haha

Edited September 22, 2013 by k_d

[Duncan]

I'd rather have a leaf than a gtr....and they are no shitbox

[Sinista32]

$40k to travel a max of 170kms before "power up", and what is the kmph and torque?

never mind discussing the asthetics of this beast ....sheeesh..

oh so pedestrian these vehicles

They should just build travelators for folk who would ever consider buying one of these or other brands of similar vehicles

I pray - Please GOD destroy our world before these proliferate the earth - AMEN

[Duncan]

You're looking at it the wrong way.....$3 for a full tank, and quick enough to come 1st and 3rd at the last SAU Texi.

Electric cars are definitely the future, the sooner they release a 000z the better

[Got a Pulsar]

If they can Sample the noise of an RB and sync it to the revs and gear changes then maybe...

but I aint driving no sewing machine.

[luke gtr]

You're looking at it the wrong way.....$3 for a full tank, and quick enough to come 1st and 3rd at the last SAU texi.

think that comes down to the drivers too.

race to Melbourne?

[Duncan]

lol I couldn't even get it to Canberra let alone Melbourne.

Anyway, sorry about the OT, I guess my point is I think selling Leafs is a lot smarter than selling GTRs....pretty easy to see which one is going to sell more over the years.

[Sinista32]

the truth ^

(damn them Eco Hippies)

Edited September 25, 2013 by Sinista32

[Shell]

lol I couldn't even get it to Canberra let alone Melbourne.

Anyway, sorry about the OT, I guess my point is I think selling Leafs is a lot smarter than selling GTRs....pretty easy to see which one is going to sell more over the years.

Especially in Canberra! Let's face it, there's a lot of conservative nimbys here!

(not saying you have to be like that to buy a Leaf )