New guy saying hi.

[the-truth]

Originally Posted by Zaggeron

Naw no hub-bub.... jut a thread about where you keep your change since there's no ashtray in the Z. Just joking around with ya anyway.

You thinking about picking up a 370? What do you drive now?

Well, crikey. I was hoping for a good thread to feast my eyes upon. I am hoping to pick up a 370 or GT-R very soon. I have yet to decide upon which I prefer. I have test driven both, but I am still very undecided. Quite the difference between the two, but each are markedly enjoyable in their own ways. Currently I drive a completely stock BMW 335i.

[SophiaZ]

Originally Posted by the-truth

feast my eyes upon. I am hoping to pick up a 370 or GT-R very soon. I have yet to decide upon which I prefer.

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

[370Zsteve]

Originally Posted by SophiaZ

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-truth]

Originally Posted by 370Zsteve

Spoken like a true car enthusiast.

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

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

[the-truth]

Originally Posted by SophiaZ

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

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.