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houkouonchi · 10-01-2010, 02:33 AM

I wish I could have gotten a 350 back when I was that age but I don't think they were quite out yet. My dad got an '04 350z.

The first car I drove was a 1980 toyota corola (5spd) that my mom got from a friend. The car I drove the most before getting my own car was my dad's old '78 280Z (5 spd) and was the second car I used. Around 4 years ago I finally got my own car by getting a lease on a non-turbo subaru impreza as I was still going to school and only working part time (couldn't afford a Z). Finally at age 25 and after saving up quite a bit and buying a house (that had higher priority than getting a Z) I finally got my 370z.

I honestly think 17 is a bit young to have a car with over 200 HP. I think atleast 19 or so is a more appropriate (young) age to be driving a 370z as your regular car (once you have a couple years of driving experience).

10-01-2010, 02:33 AM	#15 (permalink)
houkouonchi Enthusiast Member Join Date: Jun 2010 Location: Ontario, California Posts: 440 Drives: '14 GT-R '10 M6 370z Rep Power: 15	I wish I could have gotten a 350 back when I was that age but I don't think they were quite out yet. My dad got an '04 350z. The first car I drove was a 1980 toyota corola (5spd) that my mom got from a friend. The car I drove the most before getting my own car was my dad's old '78 280Z (5 spd) and was the second car I used. Around 4 years ago I finally got my own car by getting a lease on a non-turbo subaru impreza as I was still going to school and only working part time (couldn't afford a Z). Finally at age 25 and after saving up quite a bit and buying a house (that had higher priority than getting a Z) I finally got my 370z. I honestly think 17 is a bit young to have a car with over 200 HP. I think atleast 19 or so is a more appropriate (young) age to be driving a 370z as your regular car (once you have a couple years of driving experience).