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MikeGTO · 02-18-2009, 06:14 PM

Just signed up, it looks like I'll be shopping for a new vehicle sometime in the next year, and I'm excited about the 370z. There just aren't that many affordable, fun, quality RWD cars to pick from. The other cars I've been considering keep falling by the wayside, for various reasons. (BMW 135i seems to have some reliability issues, new Camaro has a pretty nasty-looking interior, Challenger too big & heavy, I've had bad experiences with Ford, C6 too expensive, etc.)

With the 370z, I'm hoping Nissan has found a way to beat the old adage, "fast, cheap, good--pick any two."

Something as small and nimble as the 370z would be a big change from my '04 GTO, but I want a more athletic car, something that is good in a straight line AND in the corners. I'll be lurking and watching this forum closely to see how everybody likes their Z.

02-18-2009, 06:14 PM	#1 (permalink)
MikeGTO Base Member Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Austin, TX Posts: 18 Drives: '04 Pontiac GTO Rep Power: 16	Howdy from Austin TX Just signed up, it looks like I'll be shopping for a new vehicle sometime in the next year, and I'm excited about the 370z. There just aren't that many affordable, fun, quality RWD cars to pick from. The other cars I've been considering keep falling by the wayside, for various reasons. (BMW 135i seems to have some reliability issues, new Camaro has a pretty nasty-looking interior, Challenger too big & heavy, I've had bad experiences with Ford, C6 too expensive, etc.) With the 370z, I'm hoping Nissan has found a way to beat the old adage, "fast, cheap, good--pick any two." Something as small and nimble as the 370z would be a big change from my '04 GTO, but I want a more athletic car, something that is good in a straight line AND in the corners. I'll be lurking and watching this forum closely to see how everybody likes their Z.