Nissan 370Z Forum - View Single Post - Jalopnik 370z article-REFRESH needed

SOUTHZZ · 02-15-2017, 06:35 AM

Any others catch this piece posted on Jalopnik.com?

Rather negative in nature.
Bottom line was-the Z is in dire need for a REFRESH.
In addition,was very over priced.

Got to say ,as a old time Z guy(owned a 240Z&a Z33),I have to agree.

What the article and numerous posts did not address is what can be done
before Nissan decides on what a new Z will look like.
IMO,the Z34&very affordable Z33 cars can be had for fire sale prices on the used market.To be sure,they do not offer the latest in auto technology.
But,parts are available to both upgrade the performance and looks of the Z at
reasonable prices. I upgraded my Z33 with carbon fiber to give it a more
today look.
Yes,I sure would not plunk down close to 50K on a new Z34 roadster.
In fact,regular Z34's sold new would not be my choice for the asking price.
Used Z's are indeed bargains for what you get.

02-15-2017, 06:35 AM	#1 (permalink)
SOUTHZZ Enthusiast Member Join Date: Jan 2014 Location: ALABAMA Posts: 305 Drives: 09 NISSAN 370Z CS M6 Rep Power: 3400	Jalopnik 370z article-REFRESH needed Any others catch this piece posted on Jalopnik.com? Rather negative in nature. Bottom line was-the Z is in dire need for a REFRESH. In addition,was very over priced. Got to say ,as a old time Z guy(owned a 240Z&a Z33),I have to agree. What the article and numerous posts did not address is what can be done before Nissan decides on what a new Z will look like. IMO,the Z34&very affordable Z33 cars can be had for fire sale prices on the used market.To be sure,they do not offer the latest in auto technology. But,parts are available to both upgrade the performance and looks of the Z at reasonable prices. I upgraded my Z33 with carbon fiber to give it a more today look. Yes,I sure would not plunk down close to 50K on a new Z34 roadster. In fact,regular Z34's sold new would not be my choice for the asking price. Used Z's are indeed bargains for what you get.