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justin_boy 09-29-2018 04:17 PM

Going to get my new Nismo today! Couple questions
 
Hey Guys,
So previously I had a 370z sport 2015 and after driving my truck for a year I decided its time for a nismo as a weekend car. Just a couple questions,
Have you guys had any reliability issues?

Also the dealership I want to go to is about an hour away so I was wondering if I had any issues I can take it to any dealer right?
Thanks in advance

brandon3434 09-29-2018 08:30 PM

I've owned 3 370z's and I've not had any reliability issues, especially with low miles; the Z is a solid japanese car. And my advice is don't go to the dealership for issues unless you want throw away money. Most issues you can fix yourself if you have basic tools and arms/hands/eyes, do research and you'll have a great experience. Welcome to the Z community!

God-Speed 09-29-2018 08:53 PM

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Originally Posted by brandon3434 (Post 3788976)
I've owned 3 370z's and I've not had any reliability issues, especially with low miles; the Z is a solid japanese car. And my advice is don't go to the dealership for issues unless you want throw away money. Most issues you can fix yourself if you have basic tools and arms/hands/eyes, do research and you'll have a great experience. Welcome to the Z community!

:iagree: with Brandon on this one.

justin_boy 09-30-2018 02:51 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by brandon3434 (Post 3788976)
I've owned 3 370z's and I've not had any reliability issues, especially with low miles; the Z is a solid japanese car. And my advice is don't go to the dealership for issues unless you want throw away money. Most issues you can fix yourself if you have basic tools and arms/hands/eyes, do research and you'll have a great experience. Welcome to the Z community!

Thanks brandon, the last one I owned was great. I was just reading on alot if sliggish/low throttle response

cv129 09-30-2018 11:33 AM

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Originally Posted by God-Speed (Post 3788980)
:iagree: with Brandon on this one.

Same here. Currently own a 370z, G37, and FX50. All relative robust and low maintenance.

crazy4oldcars 10-01-2018 08:06 AM

I've had my '16 Nismo Tech (still stock) for 2 years, and have only had minor squeaks and rattles to deal with. Ive put about 30k miles on her, and she's been a great little car. Makes mustangs do stupid ****, not that they need a lot of help with that.

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danegrey 10-01-2018 12:14 PM

Almost 7 years with my 370Z, except for normal wear, always has run great...
Now Track Days (start this year) Autocross, have created some unique problems, but that is only because I am pushing the car... Otherwise it has been great

Birdfan67 10-01-2018 08:35 PM

Owned my 2017 Pearl White Nismo for 1 yr 7 months...ask for an alignment prior to taking delivery...Nissan honors 1 free claim. My alignment was off pretty good...I had a tech change all my hoses to Z-1 Motorsports , red in color...Changed the 2 radiator caps as well the expensive chrome Nismo oil cap...looks like a different beast under the hood. Put about 6k miles on it...clay bar it twice and Keep Griots wax on her. No problems here.

Uxi 12-01-2018 03:20 AM

Except for 2 x CSC replacements has been great.

Cyber370 12-01-2018 05:48 AM

No issues whatsoever with my ‘16 Nismo which I’ve owned for a little over 2 years. Never been to a dealer. I do all my own maintenance.

justin_boy 12-01-2018 07:45 AM

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Originally Posted by Uxi (Post 3802972)
Except for 2 x CSC replacements has been great.

no way, did you go with oem again?

Uxi 12-01-2018 11:58 PM

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Originally Posted by justin_boy (Post 3802991)
no way, did you go with oem again?

As long as it's under warranty, yeah. Will go elimination kit if/when it happens probably the next time (I'll pay for it, though will try to demand they install it - that or lemon law time).

mults 12-03-2018 02:57 PM

I've had my 2010 40th and have 30,000 miles on it. Other than normal maintenance, I've not had any issues with mine, and this is with a few track days a year.

As-far-as warranty or other dealer services, you can take your car to whatever dealer you want to.

Rusty 12-04-2018 07:21 AM

2011 with 32,000+ miles. Over 30 trackdays. :driving: Still on the OEM clutch set-up. :tup:

justin_boy 12-24-2018 09:43 AM

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Originally Posted by Rusty (Post 3803665)
2011 with 32,000+ miles. Over 30 trackdays. :driving: Still on the OEM clutch set-up. :tup:

:tiphat: thats what I was looking for

kenhdcgov 12-24-2018 11:12 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by justin_boy (Post 3788957)
Hey Guys,
So previously I had a 370z sport 2015 and after driving my truck for a year I decided its time for a nismo as a weekend car. Just a couple questions,
Have you guys had any reliability issues?

Also the dealership I want to go to is about an hour away so I was wondering if I had any issues I can take it to any dealer right?
Thanks in advance

I have a heavily modified 2009 370 with only 15k on it. With the exception of a battery replacement. It has been a solid car. You will be pleased. Be careful
and Welcome to the Z Family!!:driving:

Spooler 12-24-2018 12:17 PM

I drove a 2012 Nismo to 62,xxx miles before she was totaled (bought it with 19k miles). I was on the stock clutch and CSC. I now have a 2013 Nismo with 72,xxx miles (bought it with 78xx miles) and I am still on the stock clutch and CSC. Upgrades are in the works for TT and the stock clutch I will way bye too. My secret it Motul RBF600 brake fluid and changing the fluid ever other oil change.


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