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silversurfer220 wrote:Well, I am still arguing with the dealership, and they seem to want to do nothing.

Have you asked them if they'd be willing to give you an extended <i>Toyota</i> warranty on your car and just call it even?

Not saying it's right, just saying it could be a quick solution for all parties involved.

I agree. An extended warranty would be a nice solution for all your troubles and I would press hard for that.

Just make sure that they're giving you a warranty backed by <i>Toyota,</i> not some aftermarket company. If possible, try to ensure that it's transferrable, thus enhancing your car's resale value.

--1LOKEDOUTSLE-- wrote:Dood, get the 35... You will save yourself from the headache and stress that toyota is giving you!!!

Moral of the story... and please read this correctly: I am not saying Fuuuuck Toyota as a vehicle, all I am saying is Fuuuuck Toyota's useless dealerships and poor customer service... again, get rid of your headache and go for the G35...

I disagree with drawing the link between Nissan and Infinity CS. Even though they have the same parent company and many shared components, Infinity sucks to deal with. They knew about the tire cupping on the 350Z and were denying the G35C could also be affected. It took 1 month of phone calls to rectify. 350Z owners are treated much better and have the tires replaced for free without question.

FLUXEMAG wrote:I disagree with drawing the link between Nissan and Infinity CS. Even though they have the same parent company and many shared components, Infinity sucks to deal with.

Boy, that's counterintuitive. Normally you would think in higher-end marquees would bend over backwards to take care of their customers.