Saw the 370Z, then came here

drmike · 11-27-2008, 04:12 PM

Hello, my name is Mike. I am the current owner of a 2003 Mini Cooper S, which I have thrashed regularly at various racetracks in California and Texas. Not as regularly as I'd like, mind you. I co-own, and am chief engineer at, a small performance company called Texas Speedwerks. I am also a senior engineer at XCOR Aerospace.

I've never owned a Nissan product. Even the 350Z failed to strike my fancy, but the 370Z looks like a winner to me (I saw it at the LA Auto Show this week).

For business reasons, I will be keeping the Mini (I design parts for Minis) but the new Z has me thinking about selling other vehicles (old Miata, blah blah blah) to make room for something better.

11-27-2008, 04:12 PM	#1 (permalink)
drmike Enthusiast Member Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Kern Co., California Age: 54 Posts: 356 Drives: '03 Mini S+'94 Miata Rep Power: 17	Saw the 370Z, then came here Hello, my name is Mike. I am the current owner of a 2003 Mini Cooper S, which I have thrashed regularly at various racetracks in California and Texas. Not as regularly as I'd like, mind you. I co-own, and am chief engineer at, a small performance company called Texas Speedwerks. I am also a senior engineer at XCOR Aerospace. I've never owned a Nissan product. Even the 350Z failed to strike my fancy, but the 370Z looks like a winner to me (I saw it at the LA Auto Show this week). For business reasons, I will be keeping the Mini (I design parts for Minis) but the new Z has me thinking about selling other vehicles (old Miata, blah blah blah) to make room for something better.