This is why my car isn't coming off the lot!!!
 

I don't know if this is a member on here...it looks like they took the z out to test it out a little bit. This is why I'm ordering mine, and am very weary about buying a sports car off a lot. You never know what the test drives consist of. MILD NSFW Warning for some language



YouTube - Nissan 370z Test Drive

lol, he's just breaking it in for you :D

:bowrofl: Hey thanks man, let me buy you a steak dinner for breaking the car in for me.

I agree with you! I've seen car dealers on the streets, driving cars from the lot, almost too the point of abuse!

fav quotes:

"where'd they get AAARRRRLLLLGH the torque from!?"

"I don't think human could do that." "... uhhh yeah."

:rofl2: I should open that business. "Let Frost break your car in, so you don't have to!"

I agree 1000 percent I have never and will never, buy a performance car on the lot. I ordered my firebird, 350, will order my 370 and so on and so forth

Wow, the passanger was annoying... So annoying the video apologizes for it lol.

It doesn't look like they do anything too crazy, although they d talk about drifting if it weren't for people... They are doing an inordinate amount of ******* around though. That is my fear about buying ANY car from the lot, and I honestly would not have bought the one at my dealership if it wasn't for the fact that it only had 6 miles on it.

Hate to break it to you but even if you ordered your car, it'll still have 5-6 miles on it when you get it. Who's to say they didn't "test" the car like crazy for a mile or two? Ignorance is bliss in this case; besides the VQ engine has been around for ages and I bet it's meant to be beaten from day one especially in a 370z.

Screw that, demo cars get used hard and put up wet. If I end up with one I'm definitely ordering it.

Demo cars are always questionable, but they're also where you can usually find the deals, especially on first year cars. Chances are someone probably did do a fairly rough test drive of it, but will one or two wild drives before the engine is "broken in" ruin it for life? I highly doubt it. Its for those reasons though you check out a car on the lot inside and out twice, and do your own test drive of that very car.

Moneyshot is right though: ignorance is bliss.

You're right, I don't know what happens between the factory and truck, but I'll take my chances that the employees that move the cars do so in a professional manner.

I would rather order a car like this, then to pick one up from the lot that has been beat on by joy-riders.

These engines are built to last, but a properly broken-in motor will always last longer than one that's been put through its paces too early.

You say that jokingly, but my mechanic has a customer who actually pays him extra after getting a new clutch, or brake rotors, or whatever to keep the car for a week, drive it around, and break everything in. The guy's attitude is 'I don't want to deal with that stuff. You do it for me.'

wow

haha, yeah that guy was pretty annoying.:ugh: