Bully Dog now available at Nissan dealerships

Apex Killer · 10-15-2008, 01:54 PM

Bully Dog Nissan Downloaders now available through Nissan Motorsports at your local Nissan Dealer

Over the last few years Bully Dog Technologies has pushed the envelope with product design, function and quality as well as with their cutting edge marketing and sales programs. All of these combined has lead to an announcement that the company is very proud of. Their Nissan Power Pup downloader for Nissan Titan and Armadas as well as the Infinity QX56 is now being offered by Nissan Motorsports through Nissan dealerships across the country.

“This relationship is very exciting for us, Nissan Motorsports selects only the best products to be included in it’s catalog and offered through Nissan dealers. I am very proud of our team for the things we have accomplished in recent years, this is a perfect example of their talent and dedication” stated Daryl Klassen, COO of Bully Dog Technologies.

Hendge · 10-15-2008, 02:38 PM

Wow, That is somewhat surprising...Great news for Bully Dog!

Mychael101 · 10-15-2008, 02:50 PM

Wow, Bully Dog is hooked up with Nismo?! That is outstanding news, great job guys!

sudden urge · 10-15-2008, 02:53 PM

Nismo will tack on another $100 to the base price...lol.

Crockett040 · 10-16-2008, 12:21 AM

So do you think this means that I can stop setting my tune back to stock every time my titan goes in for service to avoid any warranty issues. Not that big of a deal but would save me some time.

Apex Killer · 10-16-2008, 07:43 AM

As a manufacture we can not control what our dealers sell the product at. Above and beyond all that though is with Nissan Motorsports and Nissan dealers selling the product it sends a message to everyone that the Bully Dog Nissan Power Pup is top notch, the best product on the market. Everyone would love to get their product in the Nissan catalog but Nissan selects only the best product, the product that meets their standards, etc.
I do not know how the dealer will react to the product being on your truck but at the same time they will be installing the product in their service departments and selling it on the showroom floor at the time of vehicle purchase and in the parts dept. I suggest contacting your local dealer.

**Blackbeauty** · 10-16-2008, 07:47 AM

Best product...

We all know money talks.... Who are we kidding here!

Derwud · 10-16-2008, 07:55 AM

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Originally Posted by Blackbeauty

Best product...

We all know money talks.... Who are we kidding here!

Money has nothing to do with it!

*roy365* · 10-16-2008, 07:56 AM

Isn't Uprev getting their foot in the door as well, or at least trying?

**Blackbeauty** · 10-16-2008, 08:12 AM

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Originally Posted by Derwud

Money has nothing to do with it!

Think so? If there wasn't profit to be made by both parties, why else would it be happening? For the good of the Titan buyers? Right.. Like they care... If they cared, they'd have advertised this truck so they could sell more. They'd actually take care of customers with complaints instead of "cannot duplicate issue" or "there, scratch fixed (with friggin magic marker). You can't hardly even notice it." No, there's no way you or anyone will ever convince me they aren't doing it to make money as the #1 reason.

Wake up.....

*roy365* · 10-16-2008, 08:24 AM

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Originally Posted by Blackbeauty

Think so? If there wasn't profit to be made by both parties, why else would it be happening? For the good of the Titan buyers? Right.. Like they care... If they cared, they'd have advertised this truck so they could sell more. They'd actually take care of customers with complaints instead of "cannot duplicate issue" or "there, scratch fixed (with friggin magic marker). You can't hardly even notice it." No, there's no way you or anyone will ever convince me they aren't doing it to make money as the #1 reason.

Wake up.....

You shouldnt stay gone longer than a few hours anymore. You come back with a post vengence.

**Blackbeauty** · 10-16-2008, 08:27 AM

I've got a major bullet chambered and cocked for my local dealership... Bastards are going down... Those who know me, know why. Those who don't beware.....

spidy · 10-16-2008, 08:28 AM

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Originally Posted by Apex Killer

...Everyone would love to get their product in the Nissan catalog but Nissan selects only the best product, the product that meets their standards,...

not saying bully dog doesn't put out a solid product, but Nissan and the major of the car manufacturers don't always choose what's "best" for us as the consumer. they choose the "best" parts for their bottom line, and which provides the least amount of impact to their overall part life longevity calc. why else would there be aftermarket performance companies if the manufacturer did the "best" for the consumer.

your line of reasoning and being the skeptic i am, this makes me question if the bully dog tuner is truly the "best" for performance gains if nissan endorses it? just a thought . . . or maybe i'm just jealous because the '04's aren't getting any love from the tuners.

Derwud · 10-16-2008, 08:29 AM

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Originally Posted by Blackbeauty

Think so? If there wasn't profit to be made by both parties, why else would it be happening? For the good of the Titan buyers? Right.. Like they care... If they cared, they'd have advertised this truck so they could sell more. They'd actually take care of customers with complaints instead of "cannot duplicate issue" or "there, scratch fixed (with friggin magic marker). You can't hardly even notice it." No, there's no way you or anyone will ever convince me they aren't doing it to make money as the #1 reason.

Wake up.....

Of course they want to make a profit, who doesn't? But was that the point of your first post?

As for your other issues, I could fill this forum with info as to why these things happen.. But it's more fun to watch you guys debate it!

Now back on topic!

**Blackbeauty** · 10-16-2008, 08:30 AM

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Originally Posted by spidy

not saying bully dog doesn't put out a solid product, but Nissan and the major of the car manufacturers don't always choose what's "best" for us as the consumer. they choose the "best" parts for their bottom line, and which provides the least amount of impact to their overall part life longevity calc. why else would there be aftermarket performance companies if the manufacturer did the "best" for the consumer.

your line of reasoning and being the skeptic i am, this makes me question if the bully dog tuner is truly the "best" for performance gains if nissan endorses it? just a thought . . . or maybe i'm just jealous because the '04's aren't getting any love from the tuners.

IIRC... Both Uprev and Superchips have love for the '04.....