Nissan 370Z Forum - View Single Post - Just drove a 2010 370z msrp 32500.00 for 27200.00

autopc25 · 10-10-2010, 12:51 AM

C6 and Cayman are exceptional cars. Not the same price point as the Z. The Z is a great deal for the price point, so is the C6 and Cayman S w/ PDK. Forget magazine reviews and stats, go drive and you will know. The Cayman has exceptional balance and is super confidence inspiring to drive. It is the easiest of the 3 to drive fast on unfamiliar roads. Expensive but worth every penny if you have the coin to spend. C6 has the largest performance envelope but takes time to get used to and gain confidence in. The C6 is the least confidence inspiring to drive at first. At the same time the C6 is probably the best performance "deal" of the 3, near super car performance for around $45K. At around $30K-$35K the Z is exceptional. The new Mustang or Camaro are probably closer competitors. All are exceptional and super fun for their price points.

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autopc25 Base Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: 60610 Posts: 66 Drives: 2008 C6 Rep Power: 15	C6 and Cayman are exceptional cars. Not the same price point as the Z. The Z is a great deal for the price point, so is the C6 and Cayman S w/ PDK. Forget magazine reviews and stats, go drive and you will know. The Cayman has exceptional balance and is super confidence inspiring to drive. It is the easiest of the 3 to drive fast on unfamiliar roads. Expensive but worth every penny if you have the coin to spend. C6 has the largest performance envelope but takes time to get used to and gain confidence in. The C6 is the least confidence inspiring to drive at first. At the same time the C6 is probably the best performance "deal" of the 3, near super car performance for around $45K. At around $30K-$35K the Z is exceptional. The new Mustang or Camaro are probably closer competitors. All are exceptional and super fun for their price points. Last edited by autopc25; 10-10-2010 at 01:06 AM.