[gtr6b]

Has anyone else had a similar experience? They claimed they read in a book and called Nissan help line and both state that they have to charge me if I am over 2500 miles. I bought the vehicle out of state and drove it to an event to my choices were take it in for the service at 450 miles or 3000 miles.

Any advice?

 

[txgtr77494]

I had 1002 miles on mine, they didn't care. But, that doesn't help you too much.

 

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How many miles are actually on the car?

Most manufacturers including Toyota, Volkswagen, and others who offer these free maintenance plans do in fact have a time and mileage cutoff where they will no longer offer the free services. I don't know for sure, but Nissan may have a 2500 mile cutoff on the 1,000 mile service.

 

[gtr6b]

3200

 

[jumpshowhigh]

Annoying, but I'd just pay it....it's a cheap checkup.

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[Dntlvet]

Disappointment .... but the bright side is that you have an awesome car..

 

[bbs1]

I bought mine with 5k miles and it never had the 1st POS done. I was told the same thing at my local dealer - Nissan will cover the 1st POS up to 2500 miles, after that I have pay for it. It wasn't much more than the cost of an alignment alone, so to me it was worth it.

 

[gtr6b]

I understand, it's just every time I deal with the dealership feels like they are so excited to give you some terrible news. The condescending tone, the well YOU went over the mileage attitude, just feels scummy.

Will they do the 1 year POS if the 1000 miles one was never done?

 

[ATL_GT-R]

I understand, it's just every time I deal with the dealership feels like they are so excited to give you some terrible news. The condescending tone, the well YOU went over the mileage attitude, just feels scummy.

Will they do the 1 year POS if the 1000 miles one was never done?

They a Nissan dealerships. They typically are scummy and have no concept of how to interact with customers shopping for $100k cars.

 

[GT-Rpilot]

I understand, it's just every time I deal with the dealership feels like they are so excited to give you some terrible news. The condescending tone, the well YOU went over the mileage attitude, just feels scummy.

Will they do the 1 year POS if the 1000 miles one was never done?

Yes. Hit 1k and 1 year at the same time so that was actually my first POS. only did two of four since i had like 400 miles between 1 and 2 year.

 

[jaspergtr]

I understand, it's just every time I deal with the dealership feels like they are so excited to give you some terrible news. The condescending tone, the well YOU went over the mileage attitude, just feels scummy.

Will they do the 1 year POS if the 1000 miles one was never done?

It's in the manual as complimentary, so they should. I did not see a requisite of previous POS's being completed.

As far as OP having 3200 miles - I'd agree with the dealership. Opportunity missed on complementary. I feel as though the payment of POS is WELL worth it. A little of advice from a ~long time owner. 2 years ago my clutches were slipping occasional... Eventually over the next few days it got really bad, almost would not stay in gear for a minute at a time (felt like someone releasing and grabbing a clutch while still in gear). Took to the dealership (5 years into ownership), had POS, car ran like new. 2 years later, I'll probably take it back again. Worth it. Wouldn't do it more than once a year, but if you missed the first one - I'd definitely recommend it as soon as you can do it. A lot of things can be adjusted and PREVENTED if done soon enough.

 

[bbs1]

I asked the question if I should just wait until the 1 year POS. They suggested I do the 1k mile POS since I wanted an alignment regardless, but they sure made it sound like it was my choice.

 

[tjlazer]

It's in the manual as complimentary, so they should. I did not see a requisite of previous POS's being completed.

As far as OP having 3200 miles - I'd agree with the dealership. Opportunity missed on complementary. I feel as though the payment of POS is WELL worth it. A little of advice from a ~long time owner. 2 years ago my clutches were slipping occasional... Eventually over the next few days it got really bad, almost would not stay in gear for a minute at a time (felt like someone releasing and grabbing a clutch while still in gear). Took to the dealership (5 years into ownership), had POS, car ran like new. 2 years later, I'll probably take it back again. Worth it. Wouldn't do it more than once a year, but if you missed the first one - I'd definitely recommend it as soon as you can do it. A lot of things can be adjusted and PREVENTED if done soon enough.

Or get a Cobb and do the clutch relearns and CC/TP's your self lol

 

[GTR_In_Snow]

Call the Nissan GTR hotline. I had a similar issue and they dealt with the dealership for me.

 

[thedak]

Yep

GTR Hotline will get you straight.

 

[Falcon]

I know this might be apples to oranges but I'm leasing mine and they told me if I missed the POS then I'd void the warranty and be out of pocket for any expenses.

 

[Ramius83]

Call the Nissan hotline or take it to another dealer and call out that other dealer by name. The new dealer will feel like the Superman dealer to the rescue.

 

[gtr6b]

Left the car there overnight, will update details after I have my car back in the garage.

 

[e30psi]

Technically, after 2500 miles Nissan will not pay the dealership for it. I have had customers call the gtr hotline and push it through however.

 

[GT-R Marine]

I'm wondering if this is going to effect the OP's warranty? I know in the owners manual it states that this is a required service under the terms of the manufacturers warranty. This is definitely something I wouldn't f*%# with! I was only 30 miles over and was a little worried they were going to say something.