Nissan 370Z Forum - View Single Post - Ordering a 2012-any advice?

scottIN · 08-14-2011, 06:30 PM

So went to the dealer yesterday & there's not a car on a lot in the US with the combinations I would want. So I'm going to order one. Figure that will get me most of the way through the winter with my truck anyway. Telling me 20-24 weeks out.

So here's what I'm thinking about - anything I'm missing?

Touring with Sport package in Monterrey Blue with Persimmon interior. Only accessories would be mats and splash guards.

I'm really debating the Nav. It's not as much for the Nav itself, but all the other stuff that goes with it (the HD, iPod extras, etc.). Is it worth it? I'm going to have them price it out both ways so I know exactly what I am (or would be) paying for it. I do use a GPS maybe once a week or so , but I just have a portable Garmin. Just curious as to what others think.

So, how's that look? There aren't a lot of options on this car, so it's not like trying to build a Mini or something where you have to make 5 different color choices for the interior alone.

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scottIN Track Member Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: New Castle, Indiana Posts: 764 Drives: '12 370Z Rep Power: 55	Ordering a 2012-any advice? So went to the dealer yesterday & there's not a car on a lot in the US with the combinations I would want. So I'm going to order one. Figure that will get me most of the way through the winter with my truck anyway. Telling me 20-24 weeks out. So here's what I'm thinking about - anything I'm missing? Touring with Sport package in Monterrey Blue with Persimmon interior. Only accessories would be mats and splash guards. I'm really debating the Nav. It's not as much for the Nav itself, but all the other stuff that goes with it (the HD, iPod extras, etc.). Is it worth it? I'm going to have them price it out both ways so I know exactly what I am (or would be) paying for it. I do use a GPS maybe once a week or so , but I just have a portable Garmin. Just curious as to what others think. So, how's that look? There aren't a lot of options on this car, so it's not like trying to build a Mini or something where you have to make 5 different color choices for the interior alone.