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What are the pros and cons of buying a Nissan 350Z that is a grey import?
Asked on 25 April 2009 by
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Honest John
Pros: Cheaper and you can get a RHD auto, not otherwise available in the UK. Cons: No warranty, no history, might have been modified, parts might be hard to get, insurance will be dearer.
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