GTR warranty for 2010


MAD IN NC

Proud Owner/ BOD blah bla
Mark IV Lifetime
Feb 14, 2006
4,211
North Carolina
Cliffs: Adding, replacing, reprogramming, attempting to reprogram, altering or disconnecting any computer, control unit, or electronic module or deleting any or all stored information in any computer, control unit, or electronic module, or denying access to any data or information stored in any computer, control unit, or electronic module VOIDS ALL COVERAGE under the 2010 Nissan GT-R New Vehicle Limited Warranty.

No Operating the GT-R on a dynamometer

No use any on use on a track or airstrip

Wow.. Looks like I’m just a passenger and Nissan is telling me how to drive my car. And I think we know about the “glass transmission issues.”

GT-R CUSTOMER DISCLOSURE FORM
For use with 2010 Model GT-R
IMPORTANT Customer Information
Nissan GT-R

Congratulations on your order to purchase a new Nissan GT-R. In order to ensure a well informed decision to purchase a GT-R, maximize your driving satisfaction, and enhance your ownership experience, it is important that you understand that the Nissan GT-R is a low production, high performance sports car which has been designed and manufactured to maximize its performance capabilities. Therefore, the Nissan GT-R offers unique capabilities but also has unique characteristics that are intrinsic to the GT-R’s normal operation that are outside of or different from other vehicles. Owning one therefore requires additional and special consideration and understanding regarding the GT-R’s driving and operation characteristics, sounds and increased service and maintenance requirements. We encourage you to test drive your GT-R with your GT-R Certified Dealer to better understand its unique characteristics.

Vehicle Sale
You are buying one of the most anticipated vehicles recently introduced in the USA. Please read the pre-sale disclosure information. Unfortunately, because demand may exceed the monthly supply, availability of the Nissan GT-R may be limited and dealers may not have an inventory. There may be a period of time between placing an order for a vehicle and taking receipt of it. Depending on the duration, it is possible that:

< There may be changes in the specifications of your vehicle, or availability of colors and features. Your dealer will be able to keep you advised of any changes.

< While there may be changes in final MSRP pricing of your vehicle, in accordance with state law, your actual purchase price will be determined by your selling dealer and subject to your contract(s) with your selling dealer.
Vehicle Operations

Before operating your vehicle or contacting your dealership with concerns regarding your vehicle’s operations, please carefully read your Owner’s Manual, Nissan GT-R Warranty Booklet, and the Service and Maintenance Guide for necessary additional information concerning the proper operation, operational characteristics (including different types of sounds, noises or wear which are normal for this vehicle) and service and maintenance requirements.

Because the Nissan GT-R is a high performance sports car, some of the vehicle’s systems operate differently and exhibit different characteristics than less sophisticated vehicles. For example (not intended as a comprehensive list – please refer to your owner’s manual):

1. Brakes
< The brake system is designed for and uses materials which enhance maximum performance under a wide range of operating conditions. Brake sounds such as squeaks and squeals during use are to be expected on this vehicle; this characteristic is intrinsic to this vehicle and cannot be eliminated. The rate of pad and rotor wear may also be greater than you have experienced on other vehicles.

2. Suspension
< The suspension and tires are specially designed for the Nissan GT-R and are designed and calibrated for maximum road performance. The tires and suspension are calibrated to deliver vehicle performance, not a premium luxury ride. As a result, there will be more, different and louder sounds and road feel from the tires and suspension than with other vehicles. These conditions are normal and are to be expected. Different road surfaces will increase or moderate the road noise.

3. Transmission
< Due to the performance capabilities and requirements of the GT-R, the sequential six-speed dual clutch transmission is unlike a typical automatic transmission. You will likely hear pronounced mechanical sounds from the transmission, particularly at slow speeds, at idle and in neutral. This condition is normal.

< This vehicle is equipped with h
ill start assist. This system automatically keeps the brakes applied to help prevent the vehicle from rolling backwards in the time it takes to release the brake pedal and apply the accelerator pedal when the vehicle is stopped on a hill. Hill start assist is designed to hold the vehicle for only a short period of time and is not a substitute for proper driving technique.

4. Fuel Filler
< When filling the Nissan GT-R with fuel, do not top off the fuel tank after the automatic shutoff activates. It is possible that spills will occur should the fuel tank continue to be filled beyond the automatic shut-off.

5. Body Repairs
< Due to the types of materials used for the body and given the precise assembly of the vehicle, body damage requiring certain repairs will need to be completed at a GT-R Certified body shop. Your Nissan Certified GT-R dealership can direct you to a qualified body shop. Because of the specialized body repair requirements, it may not be unusual for the nearest GT-R Certified body shop to be a considerable distance from either the Nissan Certified GT-R dealership or your current location, requiring additional vehicle transport at your expense. Additionally, repair times for body work may require more time than you may have experienced with other vehicles.

6. Data Recorders
< The Nissan GT-R is equipped with a Vehicle Status Data Recorder which is capable of recording the vehicle’s operating conditions and monitoring component replacement or reprogramming and may be used to perform and administer warranty repairs. Other vehicle operational information may be logged in the Electronic Control Module and the Transmission Control Module which may also be accessed during investigations into component failure and in performing and administering warranty repairs. Additionally, the Nissan GT-R is equipped with an Event Data Recorder which records crash data in the event of a crash.

Advisory of MY2010 Specification Change
The MY2010 Nissan GT-R features enhanced programming that will optimize clutch-engagement control for improved drivability. The maximum RPM for initial start with VDC ON has been increased, providing increased power at launch with smooth and powerful acceleration which will be improved compared to the original specification MY2009 vehicles prior to implementation of this upgrade. Maximum RPM at launch with VDC OFF (which should only be used when stuck in snow or mud) has been decreased, and acceleration with VDC OFF will be moderated.

The GT-R will continue to offer supercar characteristics of exceptional handling, maneuvering, and overall driving experience. You are reminded to drive safely and obey all traffic laws. The GT-R Owner’s Manual expressly warns against driving with the VDC OFF (except to free the vehicle when stuck in mud or snow) to avoid damage. Repairs for damage caused by driving with VDC OFF are expressly excluded under the terms of the Nissan GT-R New Car Limited Warranty. To avoid risk for such repairs, you are reminded to drive with VDC ON at all times. Except when stuck, there is no reason to be driving with VDC OFF.

Exclusions and Limitations to Manufacturers Warranty
Please read your GT-R Warranty Information Booklet carefully. The Nissan GT-R warranty provides you with extensive coverage when the vehicle is operated in accordance with the Owner’s Manual. The warranty includes a number of other specific conditions, exclusions and limitations, which include (but are not limited to) exclusions due to failures resulting from:
< Racing, competitive driving of any sort and/or any use on a track or airstrip, or otherwise not operating or maintaining the vehicle as set out in the Owner’s Manual and Service and Maintenance Guide;
< Operating the vehicle with the Vehicle Dynamic Control (VDC) off, except when rocking vehicle when stuck in mud or snow;
< Not adhering to the service and maintenance requirements set out in the Nissan GT-R Owner’s Manual and the Service and Maintenance Guide, including failures resulting from the use of non-Genuine Nissan Parts or required or recommended fluids;
< Improper repairs or services rendered at facilities other than Nissan Certified GT-R dealerships;
< Failing to have the Performance Optimization Services completed in a timely manner;
< Genuine Nissan Parts not intended for use on the GT-R, including NISMO parts not specifically designed and manufactured for application to the GT-R, or any non-Genuine Nissan Parts;
< Replacing a GT-R special specification part with a non-GT-R special specification part (see GT-R Owner’s Manual for the list of GT-R special specification parts);



Additionally, some modifications will VOID your GT-R New Vehicle Limited Warranty Coverage. Read your warranty information booklet carefully for specific details of all terms, conditions, limitations and exclusions.
Important: Additional Exclusion and Warranty Voiding
Damage to the power train, or any drive train component(s) that occurs when there is a record in the Vehicle System Data Recorder (VSDR) that the vehicle was driven with the VDC off during the period when the damage was incurred is excluded from coverage under this warranty.
Adding, replacing, reprogramming, attempting to reprogram, altering or disconnecting any computer, control unit, or electronic module or deleting any
or all stored information in any computer, control unit, or electronic module, or denying access to any data or information stored in any computer, control unit, or electronic module VOIDS ALL COVERAGE under the 2010 Nissan GT-R New Vehicle Limited Warranty. Such actions are also "misuse" and “tampering” as those terms are used under "What Is Not Covered" in the warranty. See your Owners Manual for additional important information and related warnings

Source: Corner-Carvers.com
 

dbk

The Favor Factory™
Staff member
Le Mans 2010 Supporter
Jul 30, 2005
15,187
Metro Detroit
Pretty good. Count me out.
 

BlackICE

GT Owner
Nov 2, 2005
1,416
SF Bay Area in California
Nissan is just saying we warrant your unmodified car as long as it is used on the public roads in a sensible manner, anything else is voids your warranty. It makes so little sense for a high performance car, why not just buy an 370Z, it is faster on the track and makes with more HP on the dyno, if you want to keep your warranty intact.
 
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soroush

Ford Gt Owner
Mark II Lifetime
Aug 8, 2007
5,256
I guess if you read between the lines it say:

"WE STILL HAVE NOT FIGURED OUT OUR TRANSMISSION PROBLEMS PLEASE DO NOT USE THE CAR FOR ITS INTENDED PURPOSE, THANK YOU! :bs
 

Kirby Vieira

GT Owner/B.o.D
Mark IV Lifetime
Sep 22, 2005
1,768
Atlanta
Nissan has been paying attention to the new Washington. They just want their bailout paid directly and solely by their customers. Get smart. Do something to help get your Country back. Buy American. :cheers
 

FORDGT001

GT Owner
Mark II Lifetime
Dec 9, 2005
300
Sounds like Nissan doesn't want to pay for anymore $20K Trannies.
 

Not 4N

Tungsten GT Owner
Mark IV Lifetime
Apr 5, 2006
887
Calgary AB
Count me out too :thumbsdow

GTR = Get Transmission Replaced
 

djs

GT Owner
Mark IV Lifetime
Jun 7, 2007
2,082
Also today from Nissan.

Dear GT-R Customer:
Thank you for buying one of the most anticipated and sought after cars on today's market. Please be advised that unless you drive the car like a complete pu$$y, we will void the warrant right out from under your @$$.
All that talk about record times on the Nurburgring was just bull$h!t to get the playstation generation revved up and lots of free advertising from the various car rags. Please don't try to replicate that type of driving, as you might hurt yourself, and will certainly hurt the transmission (and possibly other parts) of the car.
We regret that we might have bagged you by portraying the GT-R as a serious performance car, like a Ford GT, Chevrolet Z06, ZR1, or a Dodge Viper, but the GT-R is really not made for American drivers with a real nutsack between his legs, (let alone some nut who'll actually take the car to a real race track and drive in legitimate competition as the aforementioned makes do all the time)
Should you have any complaints about buying a car that is waiting to fall apart when you drive the way you thought it was intended to be driven, send your comments to:
Nissan Motor Company
GT-R Complaints
1234 UpUrz Blvd
GFY, Japan

P.S.
Sayonara, suckers
 

Neilda

GT Owner
Oct 19, 2005
3,559
London, UK
send your comments to:
Nissan Motor Company
GT-R Complaints
1234 UpUrz Blvd
GFY, Japan

P.S.
Sayonara, suckers

:lol

A complete PR disaster for Nissan that car.
 

Kave

GT Owner
Nov 13, 2006
275
I'll take none of those please.:thumbsdow
 

598

GT Owner
Mark IV Lifetime
Le Mans 2010 Supporter
Feb 19, 2007
207
Frankfort Ill
My local Nissan dealer called this week. We have a new GTR for you to come see. When the games all began with the GTR, I went to the dealer and told them I would pay sticker and drive the car, locally. Regularly. I wouldn't play mark up games. The manager was fine with this, took my name and number, and said they would call me when their cars came in. Well, the original cars came in and they wouldn't even give me a price but wanted me to commit. I said "you will sall a few to someone who will never be seen around here and be stuck with a few more for your efforts". Now it appears they are stuck with a few for their efforts. I wouldn't buy that car for 50K now. My local Nissan dealer called this week.


Steve