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Old 04-03-2011, 11:44 AM   #1 (permalink)
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After reading this this morning, Thank you very much:



Positive new Motor Trend Review 4/1/11


Positive new Motor Trend Review 4/1/11
Did not see that this has been posted yet, M/T gave it a pretty good review overall with some discprepancies! Of course there are tons of hater comments in the personal comments below...oh well.

6spd touring tested
4.9 sec to 60
13.4 @ 105.2
1.01 g skipad

2011 Nissan 370Z Touring First Test - Motor Trend






I read this December Motor Trend article blurb and wondered a couple of things.

One; does the roadster actually, have worse visibility with the top up than the hard top.

Two: Referring to the super powered seat heaters and, (I do not like the seat warmer set higher than low) the normal seat coolers? What are they saying about the seat coolers? I would think that the seats sitting in the sun would need super cooling.
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