Thanks guys, i look forward to learning lots and hopefully contributing some valuable information myself.
In regard to my previous cars. I used to have an s15 spec r, my most recent car prior to the r35 is an anniversary model rx8
With regards to how ive found the r35.
Well i can only comment within the confines of everyday driving and the limitations that it brings.
The gearbox is noisy which is expected and well documented,
the car is of a high quality.
My biggest impression is how easy the car is to live with on a daily basis. Miss daisy could drive it and not know of its enormous power.
I must say its acceleration is phenomenal. Having driven relatively fast cars and having read all the reviews. I thought i had a grasp of its acceleration, but i was wrong. ITs just blistering.
One thing that i wasnt prepared for , was the amount of attention that the car receives, guys with their mobile phones trying to take happy snaps, people changing course to follow the car, stopping at the servo.
cant complain just didnt expect such a turnout.
Not much else to say about the car, my main concern is its reliability, mixed reports of issues with gearboxes. Given the level of technology stuffed in the car, i guess theres alot more that can go wrong.
Given im still in the early stages of running the car in, i mainly drive it in auto, though i have played with the manual a bit. Im not sure how crucial the running in process is. Im sure i would have temporarirly revved past 3500 rpm in my first 500ks, (and the nissan dealers failed to describe the running in process to me, despite me explicitly asking them -found it in the manual of course),
The ride is very easy to live with, im not sure what all the hoo ha was about. Its certainly no stiffer than my 200sx in standard mode, i can barely tell the difference in comfort mode.
Hope that helps.
The weathers been so crap and raining most days, looking forward to a sunny weekend soon to take some nice pics,.
thanks again guys for the warm welcome.