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Old 02-08-2016, 10:45 AM   #2 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by SanNis View Post
- The steering was a bit hard, I wonder if it normal in any sports car/370z ?
- What are the basic checks I can do to ensure that the car is reliable
- what additional maintenance should I buy along with the car

Any help is greatly appreciated.

Cheers,
Santosh
Absolutely normal for a sports car. Enthusiasts typically prefer stiff, responsive steering. And many deliberately choose to stiffen it even further for improved handling and feedback at the autoX and track

Have a qualified mechanic inspect it prior to purchasing. I assume you are not qualified if you are asking what to inspect.

Not sure what you mean by purchasing additional maintenance. Like a warranty? Or are you talking about some shady "dealer special" where you get free oil changes for a year or more (except they don't use the oil weight recommended by the manufacturer )? I bought a 100K mile warranty for peace of mind on unexpected repairs (not through the dealer). But I learned to do all the basic maintenance myself - I never even owned a floor jack or jack stands prior to owning the Z. I don't trust dealers - they are too incompetent.
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