Pre-ordered Feb 3rd, so almost a year wait. Not sure how many have been delivered in Canada, but can probably say I'm one of the first.Oooh shit!!! This a pre order, or did they sell you their demo? Lol either way super proud of ya! This could be the first retail unit in Canada
Also the demo had the blue accents added to the interior. I thought it was a little much, so went with full black and couldn't be happierPre-ordered Feb 3rd, so almost a year wait. Not sure how many have been delivered in Canada, but can probably say I'm one of the first.
Which is crazy living in a town with a population of 900, I would have thought the cities would be flooded with these cars before this little town got one!Congratulations that's amazing!!! These should be rolling in quick now. I get the feeling you may be the first! At least first posted![]()
It was tied to my name, not a demo car. The demo car that was shown was a blue interior, I ordered a black interior which is what I receivedThis is the exact spec you ordered? The VIN was tied to your name?
My car vs demo!It was tied to my name, not a demo car. The demo car that was shown was a blue interior, I ordered a black interior which is what I received
So just to clarify, the demo car was only at the dealership for a couple hours, then left to the next location after that.Crazy how they even sent u guys 2 units? All the big dealers in my area got protos while others got performancespecs
They use a ton of salt on our roads, so don't want to introduce salt to it at all. I know some places only use sand so that would be fine, but the salt will just eat it away, especially the amount they use hereI'm driving my Z into the snow on day one, with winter tires of course.![]()
I inspected it, and everything looked great. I ended up going with the extended warranty which covers every nut and bolt (except brakes and windshield wipers) for 7 years which is amazing for a newly released carGlad to know and great tip on going after dealers in small towns. I think I saw you post about it in the big group. Did you get a chance to inspect the build quality? I'm always skeptical with first model year vehicles, there hasn't been anything really pressing with the Z so far but you never know.
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I asked the claims department, and they said as long as I don't modify the motor I would be fine, and that the downpipes were considered part of the exhaust system. I'll probably start with just the exhaust, and do the downpipes next winter. I figured it wouldn't hurt to buy them now as they are only going to go up in price in the futureWhat's the point of getting extended warranty when you are replacing the downpipes? From what I hear that can get your claims rejected. I'm also interested in the MAPerformance exhaust system but not sure if I can get away with using their downpipes and keep warranty...
I went with MAPerformance full downpipes (with high flow cat) and cat back exhaust. From all the videos of the Z, Q50, and Q60 this was my favorite sounding setup. Opinions may vary tho, so hopefully I can get some sound clips when it's done for others to make a decision on what they wantI've owned a BMW 335i (twin tubro N54) and the difference that downpipes make in terms of noise and performance is insane. The turbos face A LOT of resistance from stock downpipes and I doubt Nissan is different. Would you be doing a high flow or catless? TJ Hunt on youtube did full downpipes and exhaust on his car check out the vid if you haven't seen it.
Personally I'm just looking at catback systems for now. I went to my local dealer today and they recieved a Z demo car (base model 9spd auto) and the noise was very sufficient for me. From what I've read is that the 6spd manual sounds a lot quieter for some reason. My goal would be to get my 6spd more inline with the sound of the 9spd.
Obviously I won't know what I really need to do til I hear my car in person. You're gonna have a wicked Z can't wait to see some vids!