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antman22 · 10-09-2010, 10:12 PM

1.Do you get paranoid by the Z for work, grocery, shopping, commute, etc
No, its always bloody fun. If you're concerned that people are getting too close to you, that's what 7500rpm is for. They will move, trust me.
2.Do you find the wind noise annoying from your trunk area?
What noise?
3.Do you find your steering wheel a bit too heavy for a stock car?
Nope
4.Do you find the blind spot very dangerous?
Push the side mirrors out wide, you have no issue on the road. The only concern for me is when I back out of parking spots. Nice and slow and pray people aren't barreling down the lane.
5.Is the 370Z's trunk space practical?
If you're concerned about practical, then you shouldn't be looking at a sports car. I can fit my golf clubs or my large suitcase, so its good enough for me.
6.Did you ever wanted rear seats and more space. Or should have bought a G37?
If I wanted those things, I would have bought a sedan. I think its a matter of figuring out what you want, then finding the car that fills that gap. If space and practicality is top priority, its time to find something else.

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antman22 Track Member Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Dallas TX Posts: 597 Drives: 09 PG 370z 7AT Rep Power: 16	1.Do you get paranoid by the Z for work, grocery, shopping, commute, etc No, its always bloody fun. If you're concerned that people are getting too close to you, that's what 7500rpm is for. They will move, trust me. 2.Do you find the wind noise annoying from your trunk area? What noise? 3.Do you find your steering wheel a bit too heavy for a stock car? Nope 4.Do you find the blind spot very dangerous? Push the side mirrors out wide, you have no issue on the road. The only concern for me is when I back out of parking spots. Nice and slow and pray people aren't barreling down the lane. 5.Is the 370Z's trunk space practical? If you're concerned about practical, then you shouldn't be looking at a sports car. I can fit my golf clubs or my large suitcase, so its good enough for me. 6.Did you ever wanted rear seats and more space. Or should have bought a G37? If I wanted those things, I would have bought a sedan. I think its a matter of figuring out what you want, then finding the car that fills that gap. If space and practicality is top priority, its time to find something else.