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Sorry ~ 28k is not enough. Our car has less than 9k miles and has been well-taken care of since we bought her off the showroom floor.

Or that the vast majority of people you interact with here think you're a tool because of the way you communicate?

And for your "comparison" you want to use, it is not $5,000. It is: -$33,020 for Sport v -$43,020 for Nismo That is $10,000, you cannot add in the touring package has the Nismo does not get...

To help you out a bit since you are so beyond understanding what you are talking about. You can buy a different LSD sold by Nismo Japan: NISMO ????????? 2013...

Please walk away, you have no idea what information you are referring to and no idea what you are talking about. http://jasonbstanding.com/blogparts/2009/11/mighty_facepalm.jpg

Yeah, I know for a fact it's the same mechanically. The only difference is the SRM. The same VLSD also....but that's moot. The base doesn't have an LSD, it's an open dif.

This was what I was referring to, since you used it in your math. The vast majority of us on this forum are in the United Stated and Canada. It would make sense that we're discussing the model sold...

So you bought a JDM Nismo with all of that? I could have sworn we were discussing the USDM Nismo. And what does your wife's nationality or your travel history have to do with the question at hand? ...

We all need to learn from Chii370. His absolute conviction and loyalty to his car deserves an award hahaha.

Please show me something that proves that there is a different transmission in a Nismo vs. any other 370. I'll wait. Do you know this for a "fact" like you "knew" the Nismo was built in Japan vs the...

It's more than a $4500 difference from a Base+Sport. Buying the Nismo is a good value if you like the body kit and wheels. It's not worth it from a power or handling standpoint, since a base owner...

Lets be mature and check the facts before we all sound like BMW owners now lol. Facts are facts no matter how much I dislike that. Edmunds did the test side by side, braking distance gap is less...

Tires are going to be a large factor in handling & stopping, and on the notion that the sport is faster/slower. It has been shown both are faster, it comes down to what "test" is used. Honestly the...

Lol. Just some of them. Some of the braking distance discrepancy may be due to the stiffer Nismo suspension. If it's too stiff to allow weight to transfer around, you may see a longer braking...

Is it me or are Nismo owners starting to sound like BMW owners?

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