Nissan 370Z Forum - View Single Post - 370Z Nismo Test Drive, Slightly Disappointed Coming From A 350

Sardis · 08-17-2009, 06:51 PM

I think when you look at them side by side the 350 looks dated. That being said I think it is a classic design and will remain timeless. As time goes by and you see less and less of them, I believe they will become even more appreciated in terms of aesthetics.

I owned mine fairly close to the original release date and that car received so many looks, comments, and thumbs up it was amazing. Even well after the car had been out if I went to a small town, it would still grab that praise.

The best part was the kids who saw it. Little kids would always be stricken with the design, it reminded me of being young and seeing my first 3rd gen RX7.

I know when I hit a car show and see a 300zx, I will stop and admire the design. That sleek wedge design is gone nowadays and it strikes me everytime I see it. I can imagine the 350 doing this in 10 years as well.

08-17-2009, 06:51 PM	#38 (permalink)
Sardis Base Member Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: CA Posts: 72 Drives: EX Z Owner Rep Power: 16	I think when you look at them side by side the 350 looks dated. That being said I think it is a classic design and will remain timeless. As time goes by and you see less and less of them, I believe they will become even more appreciated in terms of aesthetics. I owned mine fairly close to the original release date and that car received so many looks, comments, and thumbs up it was amazing. Even well after the car had been out if I went to a small town, it would still grab that praise. The best part was the kids who saw it. Little kids would always be stricken with the design, it reminded me of being young and seeing my first 3rd gen RX7. I know when I hit a car show and see a 300zx, I will stop and admire the design. That sleek wedge design is gone nowadays and it strikes me everytime I see it. I can imagine the 350 doing this in 10 years as well.