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Old 07-26-2011, 02:12 PM   #30 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by ImportConvert View Post
Touring package and NAV do not = Sport package. I was expressing disbelief that tires an inch or so wider and slightly larger brakes and a little spoiler over the arse would = 100#.

I am honestly considering down-sizing and buying a 370Z in a year or two and a house. The Z06 is fun, but the reality is that WHATEVER you drive, it will feel slow to you after a while, and I love the look/interior of the 370Z's. I'm just holding out to see if the C7 can't inspire me or Nissan add another 50-75bhp to the Z.\

Would like to buy the first or second year of a "new" Z, because Nissan doesn't fix problems, and they don't make improvements, so if you buy the first production year--for better or worse--you have about the same car as the last production year.

Ford and GM constantly make improvements and leave you feeling like *DAMMIT! SHOULD HAVE BOUGHT NEXT YEARS!*
Good point about sport pkg.

As for getting a Z later on, obviously I'm biased and I like the car a lot, but you may miss a lot of that low-end grunt that makes the Chevy so special. But you can always cross that bridge when you come to it, and you strike me as a guy who'll do all your homework before pulling the trigger.
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