Thread: 370Z disappointment -is Nismo the cure?
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Old 10-25-2013, 11:12 AM   #33 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by Chuck33079 View Post
For that it makes sense. At $43k it's a harder sell.
Yeah, the recent price increases are a bit rough. But I appreciate them helping to keep my trade in value high. I've seen a few with Bose etc going for 47k now. For 47k... I'm not going with a 370Z. At the same time you can easily option out a Touring Sport to around 42k. Which gets you some leather, ok sound system, and some navigation. Totally not worth it to me, but to others completely justified.

I do think the Nismo Z and the 370Z in general is in a weird class though. It's gets compared up to the Cayman S and Z06 and at the same time gets compared down to the BRZ/FRS. It's an oddball that doesn't quite fit in, and I'm ok with that.
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