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...is something vette owners don't have to deal with.
I was at the Nissan dealership a few months back getting a recall done to my daily driver (versa lol) and they had a 2014 gtr sitting in the showroom. I am very ocd when it comes to autobody (except for on my daily drivers) so my eyes automatically drift to the rear quarter and low and behold noticed something like this:
I didn't want to look like a wierdo snapping a closeup shot on the car but you get the idea. I don't know about you but if I paid north of $100k for a car, I would be quite unhappy to see this.
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I'm guessing that it was a used GT-R and rock chips happen, but for what they probably are asking for the car, you would think they could have had their body shop touch up that chip.
Yeah it was used. I think they were asking high $80k for it. This is in Canada so new would have been $120k out the door. Sucks to see on such a beautiful car only a few years old.
Rock chip rust...
