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Inspector71 · 03-25-2015, 12:34 PM

My wife had a minor accident doing $700 worth of damage to the front end of her 2008 Sentra. She makes me drive to the Nissan dealer to pick up some parts and discuss repairs. She says, "park over there." I do. In front of a red 2015 Z that looks like my 2009. Not fun. She see's me talking with a sales person and gets mad and says no more Zs.

My plan is to pay down the Dodge, sell what I need, save what I need, and buy a used Z. Might be a year but DoomMonkey777 is right. This is the best sports car for the price. The Dodge is a wonderful car if you like driving something very large, no rood feel, and no nimble at all. That is not me. I am glad I sill have an 84 Rx7 tucked away to drive. I am parking the Dodge in the garage and driving the Mazda as soon as I register it.

I love cars that are fast, nimble, and small. What was I thinking?

03-25-2015, 12:34 PM	#14 (permalink)
Inspector71 Enthusiast Member Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Lee's Summit Missouri Posts: 337 Drives: 2015 Pearl White Z Rep Power: 16	It gets worse My wife had a minor accident doing $700 worth of damage to the front end of her 2008 Sentra. She makes me drive to the Nissan dealer to pick up some parts and discuss repairs. She says, "park over there." I do. In front of a red 2015 Z that looks like my 2009. Not fun. She see's me talking with a sales person and gets mad and says no more Zs. My plan is to pay down the Dodge, sell what I need, save what I need, and buy a used Z. Might be a year but DoomMonkey777 is right. This is the best sports car for the price. The Dodge is a wonderful car if you like driving something very large, no rood feel, and no nimble at all. That is not me. I am glad I sill have an 84 Rx7 tucked away to drive. I am parking the Dodge in the garage and driving the Mazda as soon as I register it. I love cars that are fast, nimble, and small. What was I thinking?