Why the Canadian economy is doing better than the US

zmyride · 10-29-2010, 12:06 AM

Last year I went shopping for a Z, I went to this dealer to check out a Z but it had 190 miles on it. I asked the salesman why there were so many miles already. He said to me, "Nissan engineers test drive every new Z. What the engineers do is drive the Z around Nissan parking lot and put in over 150 miles to make sure that every moving parts gel together before delivering it to the dealer."

Then I pointed my finger at another Z next to him and said, "Then why does that Z have only 9 miles on it?"

Then he said oh because Nissan engineers knew that car would pass quality inspection so they didn't need to drive around and test too much.

I walked away. -Nuff said.

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10-29-2010, 12:06 AM	#2 (permalink)
zmyride Track Member Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: SF Bay Area Posts: 631 Drives: 10 Black Sports 7AT Rep Power: 18	Last year I went shopping for a Z, I went to this dealer to check out a Z but it had 190 miles on it. I asked the salesman why there were so many miles already. He said to me, "Nissan engineers test drive every new Z. What the engineers do is drive the Z around Nissan parking lot and put in over 150 miles to make sure that every moving parts gel together before delivering it to the dealer." Then I pointed my finger at another Z next to him and said, "Then why does that Z have only 9 miles on it?" Then he said oh because Nissan engineers knew that car would pass quality inspection so they didn't need to drive around and test too much. I walked away. -Nuff said.