welcome to the community. Just one thing... Why so overly focused on "the Truth".

I am just speaking from experience the more you push about "the truth" the more people think your a liar or a crazy nut... just speaking from personal experience. Anyway, welcome and I hope you have a great stay here at the370z hotel you can check in anytime you like. But you can never leave...

(good ole Eagles reference)

You lost me, good sir. I am not sure I quite grasp what you are trying to say to me. But, thank you for the welcome.

I'm just saying don't push the whole "the truth" thing too much as it's notariety will get worn out very quick :tup: that's all Im saying

Just some quips on my chosen screen name as explained above. :)

I may be jaded as there is a bunch of stuff going on locally here in GA and your post regarding the short block has me wondering where you come from. If its total innocence and no hidden motive then AWESOME I welcome you with open arms. However, you showed up asking the wrong questions at the wrong time to not be suspect.

I hope you just innocently asked those questions in the other thread. I dont like people playing games and there is a whole bunch of crap going on around the build you were asking about. I only know 2nd hand information about the build but from my perspective the whole situation was fubar...

Welcome! Good to see another member our side of the pond. You wont be dissapointed with the 370z or GTR, two very diffferent beasts. In the UK I'd say you'd get more fun from the 370z just because the roads arent really good or fast enough to extract the best from a GTR - unless you want to do some track work.

Wow..how can you be undecided? I love my Z like crazy but if I had the money..it would be a no brainer to pick up the GTR! I actually shed a tear or two when I seen it being introduced at the car show 2 years ago. LOL

Spoken like a true car enthusiast.

I think this guy is actually the wealthiest person in Ireland!

The indecision stems from what I have read on both vehicles. The GT-R, though touted very highly, seems to have some issues that are leaving the owners dissatisfied at times. The 370Z seems more accepted by its owners with less complaints.

Though, the recent incident posted on this forum where the owner had a "Toyota" experience is a bit disheartening. I am anxiously awaiting more information on that front.

Whichever route I choose, I feel I will be committing to a quality vehicle that will bring years of enjoyment.

Second wealthiest. But, please do not hold my lack of social stature against me.