Stolen!!!!!
07-12-2013, 04:41 PM
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im like 99% sure a 1/2 truck rolled up grabbed my car from the rear wheels and took off to a chop shop...
I mean how many people do you think can crack Nissan/infiniti key signals .
Cuz they didn't use any of my keys...and it wasn't a repo or seizure (I made sure of that first thing)
I hope my vehicle is found but if its not I guess I have another shot at thinking about what next infiniti I want (** I try to be positive lol)
I mean how many people do you think can crack Nissan/infiniti key signals .
Cuz they didn't use any of my keys...and it wasn't a repo or seizure (I made sure of that first thing)
I hope my vehicle is found but if its not I guess I have another shot at thinking about what next infiniti I want (** I try to be positive lol)
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09-20-2013, 10:34 PM
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FULL LOSS ... no part of the car was ever found. GUYS BECAREFUL!!!! I WORK in the automotive industry and the G37 is the most stolen car in south Florida right now at a rate of like 10 a week or more... I know over 5 people alone who have lost theirs ... people are selling them overseas. I told Infiniti to go E.A.D. after how they treated me on the settlement I lost over 5k with GAP plus my parts which the insurance lied and never covered. Next car will have lojack and will be not an Infiniti... Its a shame it was an amazing car
09-21-2013, 09:40 AM
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It's a bad situation to have your car stolen. But what do you mean the way Infiniti treated you? Loss is covered by insurance, what does Infiniti have to do with it? You have to make sure you have the proper insurance on the car, especially if it's leased.
You weren't reimbursed for you aftermarket parts? That's the insurance co and not Infiniti. Do you think any car company would do anything differently?
You weren't reimbursed for you aftermarket parts? That's the insurance co and not Infiniti. Do you think any car company would do anything differently?
09-21-2013, 11:13 AM
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Damn sorry to hear man hope everything works out good for you. Im moving from WA to miami in a couple weeks, after reading this i bought a live GPS tracker to install into the car. Again good luck and hope to maybe kick it with some of you soon.
02-19-2014, 08:59 PM
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FULL LOSS ... no part of the car was ever found. GUYS BECAREFUL!!!! I WORK in the automotive industry and the G37 is the most stolen car in south Florida right now at a rate of like 10 a week or more... I know over 5 people alone who have lost theirs ... people are selling them overseas. I told Infiniti to go E.A.D. after how they treated me on the settlement I lost over 5k with GAP plus my parts which the insurance lied and never covered. Next car will have lojack and will be not an Infiniti... Its a shame it was an amazing car
wow, this is amazing…
My black 2013 g37s was stolen in coral springs,fl yesterday… I'm sorry this is happening a lot in south florida
i've been listening to Nas"Got Yourself A Gun" with my gun in my lap just waiting for someone to try my 2nd car
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*Update*
Sorry, but have not been back to the site in a while.
The car was never found and after a month, State Farm paid the car off in full and I even got a little cash back into my pocked once the lease was paid off.
I bought myself a toy first. A 1986 Porsche 944 Turbo which I've been building up for the past year even though its been in the paint shop for the last seven months.
For a daily driver, I picked up a 2007 Audi S6. The car is solid and smooth and the AWD system feels completely foolproof. 435hp, but that only equated to a 14.49 quarter mile which was disappointing. Much slower then my G was.
Sorry, but have not been back to the site in a while.
The car was never found and after a month, State Farm paid the car off in full and I even got a little cash back into my pocked once the lease was paid off.
I bought myself a toy first. A 1986 Porsche 944 Turbo which I've been building up for the past year even though its been in the paint shop for the last seven months.
For a daily driver, I picked up a 2007 Audi S6. The car is solid and smooth and the AWD system feels completely foolproof. 435hp, but that only equated to a 14.49 quarter mile which was disappointing. Much slower then my G was.
07-02-2014, 12:02 PM
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thanks for the update. glad to hear your insurance pulled through for you. the 944 is a fun car, a buddy had one a while back and it was a blast. big time turbo lag though, although you've probably sorted that out.
me thinks your S6 is not running at full potential - it seems to have lost quite a few ponies or something is haywire. this is what the car mags tested it at:
PERFORMANCE RATINGS ( C/D EST):
Zero to 60 mph: 4.8 sec
Standing ¼-mile: 13.3 sec
me thinks your S6 is not running at full potential - it seems to have lost quite a few ponies or something is haywire. this is what the car mags tested it at:
PERFORMANCE RATINGS ( C/D EST):
Zero to 60 mph: 4.8 sec
Standing ¼-mile: 13.3 sec
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