Nissan 370Z Forum - View Single Post - Is owning a roadster worth all the hassles

axeman71 · 12-06-2010, 03:39 PM

Very subjective question, so opinions will vary.

I use mine as a daily driver as well as for some longer trips (under 5 hours) and I have not had any serious issues. I had a problem with my ipod but changing the ipod cable fixed it. I also have problems with my wife's phone not always connecting properly to the bluetooth but my phone works perfectly.

After 7 months and 10,000 miles I have had no mechanical issues and no problems with my top. The trunk is big enough for a medium size piece of luggage and there is some room behind the seats to put small packages. I have no kids so I don't need a back seat. The car rides well (for a sports car, it is not suppose to be as smooth as a Lexus) and is quiet for a soft top convertible. I love it and expect to own it for many years to come.

12-06-2010, 03:39 PM	#2 (permalink)
axeman71 Base Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: Augusta, GA Posts: 129 Drives: '10 Conv A7 Blk Chry Rep Power: 15	Very subjective question, so opinions will vary. I use mine as a daily driver as well as for some longer trips (under 5 hours) and I have not had any serious issues. I had a problem with my ipod but changing the ipod cable fixed it. I also have problems with my wife's phone not always connecting properly to the bluetooth but my phone works perfectly. After 7 months and 10,000 miles I have had no mechanical issues and no problems with my top. The trunk is big enough for a medium size piece of luggage and there is some room behind the seats to put small packages. I have no kids so I don't need a back seat. The car rides well (for a sports car, it is not suppose to be as smooth as a Lexus) and is quiet for a soft top convertible. I love it and expect to own it for many years to come. __________________ 2010 Roadster, 7AT, Black Cherry, Touring, Navigation, Lighted Kick Plates, Floor and Trunk Mats.