The Japanese automaker Nissan is keen in putting a stop in some independent dealers that buy brand-new Nissan GT-R vehicles overseas and put these on sale in the United Kingdom even before the official release of the said muscle car from the company. For those who will be found guilty of selling these kinds of GT-R, Nissan will bring the case to the English courts for the necessary legal actions.

Despite sufficient warnings, there are still those private dealers that are engaging in such arrangements, thus Nissan plans to take the matter to the higher authorities. Doing this will allow potential customers to just purchase the legitimate Nissan GT-R vehicles, which are those for the motorists in the United Kingdom or other countries across Europe.

“We have been made aware of a significant increase in activity in the import trade of certain vehicles, particularly the Nissan GT-R, which warrants immediate action,” said Gary Frigo, who is the managing director of Nissan Motor in Europe.

The Nissan UK is closely monitoring any activities that are related to it. Moreover, the company is confident that the courts in Europe are there to back the automobile company in its pursuit to only sell the Nissan GT-R cars, which are laden with top of the line Nissan Parts, from legitimate dealers across the continent.

“Nissan’s number one priority is to ensure that the GT-R and its dealer network are in optimal condition to facilitate and support our customers,” said Frigo. “It will take until start of sales in March 2009 to do this. Until that time the UK will have no GT-R trained technicians, no established GT-R parts supply and, most crucial of all, the GT-R will not be covered by a manufacturer’s warranty.”

Source: Auto Industry.

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