A&Q about 350Z
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heres the story
Post Edited (Jul 31, 2:00pm)
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Mmmm... A 550 HP supercharged, carbon-fiber bodied Panoz...
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Pete1978z: "It's not that I think stupidity should be punishable by death, I just think we should take the warning labels off of everything and let the problem take care of itself."
Post Edited (Jul 31, 2:44pm)
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I think he meant this... :)
~KK
Z tire wear prompts lawsuit
Not content with Nissan’s tire-wear warranty extension on 2003 350Zs (AW, April 26), a Texas attorney has filed a class-action lawsuit on behalf of owners of 2003 and 2004 model 350Zs, seeking damages and costs of up to $74,500 per owner. Attorney Mikal Watts called Nissan’s warranty offer “a Band-Aid fix” for a much more serious problem, according to a report in the Alice (Texas) Echo-News Journal. Nissan stands by its offer to fix front-end alignment problems that it says caused tire wear in 2003 350Zs
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Joke.
Internet sarcasm is a bitch to pick up on though, for real.
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Pete1978z: "It's not that I think stupidity should be punishable by death, I just think we should take the warning labels off of everything and let the problem take care of itself."
Post Edited (Jul 31, 3:21pm)
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Re:The class action suit being filed in Texas for the tire problems. I would never participate in any class action suit. Typically, these are a windfall for the attorneys and pennies on the dollar for the plaintiffs, if they get anything at all. I have been a party to 2 class actions suits. In each case the attorneys received in the tens of millions in fees plus expenses. The plaintiffs recieved vouchers of $10 to $50 off of an airline ticket. For a $450 ticket you got 10 bucks off, for a $700 ticket you got $50 off. Under $450 you got zip. There is a suit going on now re: Pay Pal. Attorneys will get a minimum of 9 million $ plus expenses. It has not yet been determined what plaintiffs will receive. I would rather take my chances with the dealer and Nissan rather than have some attorney laughing all the way to his Ferrarri or Bentley dealer.
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re: Pay Pal. Attorneys will get a minimum of 9 million $ plus expenses. It has not yet been determined what plaintiffs will receive.
Pay Pal plaintiffs: $50 per person.