On the 2010 GTR, using it at all voids the launch control. And had automatic ejection from the club, losing your membership. On the 2012 GTR, it doesn't have launch control anymore.
Meanwhile some other cars have launch control which doesn't void the warranty (eg BMW 135i w/ dual clutch. Of course it has half the HP...)
They sold the 2010 at around 50k miles. Similarly a f430's gearbox is only rated for 20k miles.
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It depends on the car.
On the 2010 GTR, using it at all voids the launch control. And had automatic ejection from the club, losing your membership. On the 2012 GTR, it doesn't have launch control anymore.
Meanwhile some other cars have launch control which doesn't void the warranty (eg BMW 135i w/ dual clutch. Of course it has half the HP...)
They sold the 2010 at around 50k miles. Similarly a f430's gearbox is only rated for 20k miles.
Do they have Tesla Roadsters?