DaNg IT...I am making a SPec V website

IwannaSpecV · #1 01-28-2002, 05:15 PM

Yep...

I am ...

30,000 Spec V's will be made this year.

Any info you want just let me know.

K-

Sentra Styling · #2 01-28-2002, 06:36 PM

WHat's the address?

Spec-V · #3 01-28-2002, 08:45 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by IwannaSpecV
Yep...

I am ...

30,000 Spec V's will be made this year.

Any info you want just let me know.

K-

30,000 made but only 10,000 being shipped to North America.

IwannaSpecV · #4 01-28-2002, 09:02 PM

www.geocities.com/sentra_specv

I am gathering info as we speak.

K-

lockemiester · #5 01-28-2002, 11:02 PM

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Originally posted by Spec-V

30,000 made but only 10,000 being shipped to North America.

When you say 'shipped'. Where are they being built.(Curious 'cuz mine is still 3-5 weeks away

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Spec-V · #6 01-29-2002, 07:14 AM

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Originally posted by lockemiester

When you say 'shipped'. Where are they being built.(Curious 'cuz mine is still 3-5 weeks away )

Well you would think that a Japanese car would be made in Japan and shipped to the US right?

But seriously, the final assembly point is in Mexico.

lockemiester · #7 01-29-2002, 08:30 AM

I see. My Maxima was built in ontario canada.

babyskyline · #8 01-29-2002, 08:54 AM

That shit tripped me out, when I read that on the car and then in under the hood. But when I read the sticker on my windshield the only thing I cared about was the Engine is japanese and the transmission. I could care less where the car is built. I tripped out also when I saw where my 97 jetta was built. That shit was built in mexico as well.:alien:

Spec-V · #9 01-29-2002, 05:45 PM

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Originally posted by babyskyline
That shit tripped me out, when I read that on the car and then in under the hood. But when I read the sticker on my windshield the only thing I cared about was the Engine is japanese and the transmission. I could care less where the car is built. I tripped out also when I saw where my 97 jetta was built. That shit was built in mexico as well.:alien:

Yea what happens is, the manufacturer makes and crap load of engines, trannys, and other misc. parts and ship them to North America, mainly Mexico. They do this for a few reasons and if you think about it, it makes sense. First, the labor is much much cheaper in Mexico. I was working for a company that opened a factory in Mexico and they said it would make a gigantic difference in profits. Secondly, its cheaper to ship an engine and a few other parts to Mexico on a boat and then truck the cars once they're built than to ship the WHOLE car on boat and then truck them to the dealerships.

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