2010 Nissan 370Z
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07-31-2009 | 04:57 PM
Not sure if you were referring to the topless version only, but I can give a coupe owners view.
Simply put, for the money this is an extremely fun and competent car. It feels much more civilized than the 350Z ever did and I think the aesthetic improvements are leaps and bounds ahead of the 350 (which was my last car).
The car gets a lot of compliments and turns a lot of heads as well, something not many >$40k cars can claim.
While not the fastest thing on the streets by any means, it is plenty quick, but more than that it handles really incredibly. Twisties along the coast of CA are a blast and very addicting. The Synchro Rev Match is smooth as butter, you can't fool it.
It all adds up to a pretty incredible car for the price IMO, head and shoulders above the 350.
Simply put, for the money this is an extremely fun and competent car. It feels much more civilized than the 350Z ever did and I think the aesthetic improvements are leaps and bounds ahead of the 350 (which was my last car).
The car gets a lot of compliments and turns a lot of heads as well, something not many >$40k cars can claim.
While not the fastest thing on the streets by any means, it is plenty quick, but more than that it handles really incredibly. Twisties along the coast of CA are a blast and very addicting. The Synchro Rev Match is smooth as butter, you can't fool it.
It all adds up to a pretty incredible car for the price IMO, head and shoulders above the 350.
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07-31-2009 | 07:13 PM
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Not sure if you were referring to the topless version only, but I can give a coupe owners view.
Simply put, for the money this is an extremely fun and competent car. It feels much more civilized than the 350Z ever did and I think the aesthetic improvements are leaps and bounds ahead of the 350 (which was my last car).
The car gets a lot of compliments and turns a lot of heads as well, something not many >$40k cars can claim.
While not the fastest thing on the streets by any means, it is plenty quick, but more than that it handles really incredibly. Twisties along the coast of CA are a blast and very addicting. The Synchro Rev Match is smooth as butter, you can't fool it.
It all adds up to a pretty incredible car for the price IMO, head and shoulders above the 350.
Simply put, for the money this is an extremely fun and competent car. It feels much more civilized than the 350Z ever did and I think the aesthetic improvements are leaps and bounds ahead of the 350 (which was my last car).
The car gets a lot of compliments and turns a lot of heads as well, something not many >$40k cars can claim.
While not the fastest thing on the streets by any means, it is plenty quick, but more than that it handles really incredibly. Twisties along the coast of CA are a blast and very addicting. The Synchro Rev Match is smooth as butter, you can't fool it.
It all adds up to a pretty incredible car for the price IMO, head and shoulders above the 350.
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07-31-2009 | 08:23 PM
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me too.i know when i see a Z. yea your right about that.i would totally purschase one.
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08-02-2009 | 07:58 PM
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I would get a Nismo 370Z as the only viable upgrade to mine based on my mods. You can get your hands on one for around $40k and beat Porsche 911's, Cayman S, M3, you name it. It is really an incredible car from what I hear.
The color of the one in your picture is amazing; Black Cherry they call it.
As far as the normal 370Z, you can get them for under $30k which is amazing. Its so much car for that amount of money!! Nothing else in the price range can even compete as far as performance, comfort, reliability, prestige, anything. What else can you get for $30k? Mustang GT? LOL
The color of the one in your picture is amazing; Black Cherry they call it.
As far as the normal 370Z, you can get them for under $30k which is amazing. Its so much car for that amount of money!! Nothing else in the price range can even compete as far as performance, comfort, reliability, prestige, anything. What else can you get for $30k? Mustang GT? LOL
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08-02-2009 | 08:07 PM
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I would get a Nismo 370Z as the only viable upgrade to mine based on my mods. You can get your hands on one for around $40k and beat Porsche 911's, Cayman S, M3, you name it. It is really an incredible car from what I hear.
The color of the one in your picture is amazing; Black Cherry they call it.
As far as the normal 370Z, you can get them for under $30k which is amazing. Its so much car for that amount of money!! Nothing else in the price range can even compete as far as performance, comfort, reliability, prestige, anything. What else can you get for $30k? Mustang GT? LOL
The color of the one in your picture is amazing; Black Cherry they call it.
As far as the normal 370Z, you can get them for under $30k which is amazing. Its so much car for that amount of money!! Nothing else in the price range can even compete as far as performance, comfort, reliability, prestige, anything. What else can you get for $30k? Mustang GT? LOL
