2006 Nissan 350z Base on 2040-cars
Halifax, Virginia, United States
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This Is A Show Car In Every Sense Of The Word! We've All Heard The StoriesOf Cars Previously Owned By An Old Lady But In My Case, It's SlightlyDifferent. I'm The 2nd Owner And Purchased This Car Roughly One Year AgoFrom A Show Car Enthusiast Like Myself And He Is A 70 Years Old From The StateOf Florida, Where I Flew Out To Get It. I Give Him Credit For Most Of The IdeasTo Make The Car What It Is Today. Since The Time I Purchased The Car I Have MadeSubtle Changes Like Replacing Most Of The Chrome With Carbon Fiber WhichIncludes A Custom Made Spoiler From Fly 1 Motorsport Out In California. This GuySpared No Expense When It Came To This Car And The Majority Of His Upgrades WerePerformed On Last Year. The Car Has Been Pampered By Both Of Us And I GenerallyDon't Drive It Unless It Is To Compete In A Car Show. Hence, The LowMileage (22,000+) Currently On The Odometer. I've Posted And Purchase MyCars From Ebay Motors In Years Past And Only Have One Caveat. I Value My Time AsI'm Sure You Value Yours So Please, If You Are Not A Serious Inquirer,Please Be Respectful And Select Another Vehicle Of Your Choice On This OrAnother Forum. A/c Ice Cold, All Scheduled Maintenance, 100% Garaged Kept,Custom Paint/graphics In Engine Bay And Trunk, Custom Wheels By Niche'Milan, Excellent Condition, Fully Loaded With All The Goodies, Car Cover, Looks& Drives Great, Mostly Highway Miles, A Must See, Never Seen Snow, No Seats Like New, Title In Hand, Upgraded Sound System, Very CleanInterior,
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Tue, Mar 17 2015Several automakers in China, including joint ventures with Nissan, Volkswagen and Mercedes-Benz, are in hot water because their dealers are allegedly overcharging customers for repairs. China Central Television, the country's state broadcaster, leveled the claims during its annual Consumer Day expose. CCTV runs these reports each year on March 15 and often takes aim at foreign companies operating within China. This year the focus fell on automakers, according to the Financial Times, and no domestic car companies were targeted. The network also accused dealers of overselling parts, and it took aim at Jaguar Land Rover specifically for problems surrounding transmission repairs, according to Reuters. The yearly stories are often criticized for focusing on outside businesses. "It panders to a certain type of nationalism as it tends to target foreign companies and rarely touches large state groups or monopolies," Qiao Mu, a journalism professor at Beijing Foreign Studies University, said to the Financial Times. Foreign automakers seem to face tighter scrutiny when doing business in China than their domestic counterparts, in general. The government there investigated several luxury brands, including Audi and BMW, last year for how they supplied spare parts and whether the components were overpriced. Some incurred fines, and Lexus decided to lower its prices. Volkswagen also experienced protests when owners felt the company wasn't handling a recall properly. The CCTV report also comes as many auto dealers in China are feeling a pinch due to high mandated sales targets from automakers. The situation was so dire in early 2015 several brands cut back sales targets and in some cases even paid the sellers to offset poor profits. News Source: Financial Times - sub. req., ReutersImage Credit: Andy Wong / AP Photo Government/Legal Mercedes-Benz Nissan Volkswagen Car Dealers Auto Repair Maintenance jaguar land rover
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It has been 35 years since Alpine last competed in Le Mans, when it won the race outright and dropped the mic as it left the pits, never to return. Before that, in the 11 years it campaigned in the most famous endurance race on the planet from 1963 to 1978, it took seven class wins.
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