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Old 10-20-2020, 10:51 PM   #6033 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by triso07 View Post
You spoke a lot about sound in that thread. I think it's clear the sound will be average at best unless aftermarket exhaust is used.

What about the other questions in terms of the feel of the motor?
First of all I want to put out a disclaimer that I don't really think its fair to compare aftermarket modded cars. I compare stock with stock; apples with apples. I'm sure you could throw a million dollars into a Chevy Cruze and make it sound like a fighter jet but it's irrelevant.

So with the 2020 Q60, it's not linear like the 370Z. It's faster, but doesn't feel faster. I know a couple people on here say the VQ sounds thrashy, but thats what contributes to vibrations that are also a big thing in what makes a car 'feel' fast.

Listen, as a motorcyclist I find too many car people are hung up on specs instead of raw feelings and emotion, and I guess as a motorcyclist I find the thrashy engine appealing.

I'm going to try to make the difference between my stock 2020 Z and a stock Q60 as clear as mud. After test driving the Q60, which included several hard acceleration pulls; my wife told me the Q60 didn't do anything for her emotionally at all. The gunmetal 2019 370Z demo we test drove on the other hand, when I did hard acceleration pulls, got her p**** wet. This played a big factor in placing a factory order on a 2020 Passion Red.

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