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My brother worked at Nissan back when the R35 was new and exciting. It sounded like the ownership experience (at least in the US) was not good. Reliability a
by ben7799 2y ago
My brother worked at Nissan back when the R35 was new and exciting.
It sounded like the ownership experience (at least in the US) was not good. Reliability and maintenance were bad. Word got out that it wasn't a fun car to own and then they got very hard to sell so the salesforce didn't even like them. Dealers didn't want to put them on the lot, etc..
And then it did the standard Japanese sports car thing where it languished without updates and got old and outdated compared to other brands' sports cars.
- j45 2y agoIt was always a stiff ride, but maybe the Fast & Furious generation only saw the cars and didn't drive the R-34 and R-33. All good though, GT-R deserves the love for the fun it has, like the time it was banned from a racing series for winning too much https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1992_Australian_Touring_Car_season https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1992_Australian_Touring_Car_se...