Are the 40th anny editions going to be worth it and or hard to get?

jpbedinger · 01-18-2010, 08:51 PM

All true enough, unk, but I'd wager that people that buy the 40th DON'T plan on modifying their car. If you are going to pay extra for a special paint job and red leather from Nissan, the last thing you are going to do is to try and modify the interior with a new stereo system and nav package. Not to mention what happens to resale values when you try to modify stock equipment, especially commemerative editions.

"True" enthusiasts who do that probably would get their custom paint job, seats, and calipers somewhere else. Less price, Less weight, less price, and more bang for buck.

This is why Nissan is missing the mark here. Nissan... wake up and find a way put navs as an option for 40ths in the US!

01-18-2010, 08:51 PM	#28 (permalink)
jpbedinger Base Member Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Dallas TX Posts: 2 Drives: 2007 350Z Rep Power: 16	All true enough, unk, but I'd wager that people that buy the 40th DON'T plan on modifying their car. If you are going to pay extra for a special paint job and red leather from Nissan, the last thing you are going to do is to try and modify the interior with a new stereo system and nav package. Not to mention what happens to resale values when you try to modify stock equipment, especially commemerative editions. "True" enthusiasts who do that probably would get their custom paint job, seats, and calipers somewhere else. Less price, Less weight, less price, and more bang for buck. This is why Nissan is missing the mark here. Nissan... wake up and find a way put navs as an option for 40ths in the US!