Terra Cotta Inn?

There's been a lot of talk about Gray Market cameras and their lack of warranty coverage in the U.S. I'd like to know if any Hogs have used these cameras and had to deal with repairs. I've owned several DSLRs, and have yet to have one break down. I just purchased a Nikon D5200 body for use as a wide angle shooter (Sigma 10-20 lens), and it will be used less frequently than my other 5200, mounted with an 18-250.
I just learned that it is a grey market, and I can still return it to Amazon. Before I do, I'm wondering what, if any, reliability issues others have had with these cameras. Do you think it's worth keeping? Price was $200 cheaper than US cameras.

I was shooting a sunset last week when this lone cloud came along as if sailing on the water. It arrived just in time to obscure my view as the sun hit the horizon. Just then, a flock of gulls came by. Very unusual.

Thanks, Linda. I sorta liked the green lights as they added a reflection. My wish is that the vehicle ahead on the bridge was a little closer. Not a big deal, the pic was kind of a salvage job.

I took this through the windshield yesterday, and my camera's autofocus picked the rain sprinkled windshield to focus on. But I thought a little sepia and some vignetting made for an interesting shot. What do you think?

Thanks, Kingmapix, for viewing and the nice comment.

Nice shot of a fairly intimidating scene. He does look mad.

Thanks, Saleavitt.

Thanks, grey mule.

Thanks,
Patrick.

Thanks, grey mule. Appreciate the comment.

Thanks, Whuff

You win, Nikonian. I changed the title.

In Chicago's Loop

you're right, mcveed. I thought I was posting a different pic, but as I said, I haven't figured out how to delete or edit postings on the hog.