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Originally Posted by xdarkrune
nobody buys a gt-r with safety on the mind. this is flucking gay
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people who say flucking is fuckin' gay. .. .
alot of people will buy a supercar with SAFETY on the mind. .. .thats pathetic not too, the only reason they MIGHT not, is because they figured the company already covered most of those problems.
Now, I see that this may not come up first, but then who thinks about what type of tires it might come on first, very few. probably including yourself, to busy looking at whats under the hood knowing that if you follow market trends, most of us here already knew what the next GT/R was. period.
take a good look at what the safety standards are over cars toping 320Kmh/ 180mph. .. .
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yes, a warranty of anything is worth its weight in gold. dough or if w/o 1, no dough! B/S when people knock a product they produce, they wanna sale it as it is, 4 certain circumstances, I can understand. but products that are considerably produced, a warranty, not so much, but replacements are definately there, higher quality products, mos' definate. this GT/R & such alike: warrantied probably on most parts below the seat plate & service =( performance luxury, better get the mechanical manual when it debuts!