Can this be true...
#12
I can assure you that it will not have as many miles on it as you think it will. Even though the car is tested on a track they do not run 20 laps on it to make sure it is up to standards. It is a new car. I dont consider a car with 20-40 miles on it a new car. I think they might run a lap or two with an experienced driver who knows how the car should react and in between he or she will test the brakes and all other functions required
#13
#14
yeah sure.. 9 laps.. but laps could be 1/2 a mile each or 1 mile each. they dont have to be 2 or 4 miles each.
1 mile each lap is 9 miles.
#17
I can't find any articles on them reseting the odometer which I'm not sure would be legal. The dealer I bought from told me that no one was test driving a GT-R at any point.
#18
Two guys with new ones posted here (POST # 17):
http://www.nagtroc.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=22890
The both had ~ 40-45 Km on the odometer
That is 24.8 - 27.9 Miles.
BTW: I cannot remember where I recall this from; however, I seem to think that there was 27Km of break-in laps (3Km/lap).
Yes I verified that on the Nissan GT-R website. Here is the quote:
" . . . undergoes an extensive track test to verify performance, setup the chassis, and in a mere 27 kilometers, fully break-in the engine . . ."
So that would mean that transport/prep only added 13 - 18 Km (8 - 11 miles) to the track miles.
Cheers.
http://www.nagtroc.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=22890
The both had ~ 40-45 Km on the odometer
That is 24.8 - 27.9 Miles.
BTW: I cannot remember where I recall this from; however, I seem to think that there was 27Km of break-in laps (3Km/lap).
Yes I verified that on the Nissan GT-R website. Here is the quote:
" . . . undergoes an extensive track test to verify performance, setup the chassis, and in a mere 27 kilometers, fully break-in the engine . . ."
So that would mean that transport/prep only added 13 - 18 Km (8 - 11 miles) to the track miles.
Cheers.
Last edited by Tye-Dyed; 06-06-2008 at 06:39 AM.