11-03-2009, 12:29 PM
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Originally Posted by Matt
Leather seats can be a relatively inexpensive fix, although you get what you pay for. You give up the Nismo embroidery though, which may not mean anything to you.
The stereo/nav options are extremely easy to upgrade. $600-3000 can get you a big upgrade in sound/functionality, including Bluetooth, navigation, and a dvd player.
The body kits are supposedly starting to be sold by dealers. We have a thread floating around saying ~$250 for each bumper, not including painting/installing (if the bolts don't line up with stock).
You have options out there to make the Nismo more luxurious or to make the Touring's exterior a little more stylish.
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That's good information. And thanks. BUT, my point was that as a NISMO production, it should offer something that REALLY makes it stand out...without having to augment it by aftermarket. Nice to know there are alternatives.
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