New 2014 PW 370Z Nismo Owner
 

Hey guys, just picked up a 2014 pearl white Nismo with a little over 15K miles on the clock. Picked it up from a dealer in VA. I owned a 2014 C63 Coupe and decided to trade it in for a more drivers-oriented car... I was seriously not disappointed. This car feels fantastic around curves and bends! The valving in the stocks shocks are phenomenal for an OEM application. I’ve been a lurker on the site since November so I think I’ve gotten the jist of what to expect from these cars. The car is a certified pre-owned, so I decided to get the extended bumper to bumper warranty with it... You guys think the warranty was worth it? From what I’ve read nothing really goes wrong with Zs other than little naggles here and there. I just figured ‘just in case,’ you know

Congratulations and welcome. :tiphat:

The extended warranty is worth it, if it gives you peace of mind. That's all that matters.

Enjoy your Z!

Welcome to the Z HOOD!! Enjoy and Congrats.

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Welcome and congrats. I like that you already know that the Z is a drivers oriented car. Enjoy.

Thanks guys! Speaking of warranties, in your experiences, is Nissan generally lenient when it comes to modifications? I don't plan on doing much to the car under warranty, aesthetically or performance-wise... Probably some adjustable sway bars and endlinks, maybe some under braces and a Z1 intake. Ideally, I'd want to get that Z1 intake, Motordyne headers with HFC, an exhaust of some kind, and a dyno tuned uprev... However, that warranty doooeeeee lol

Welcome to the 370Z forums and congratulations on your 370Z. From my experience the Nissan 370Z is a reliable/ dependable vehicle to own a specially coming from owning a overrated and overpriced for what you get Mercedes Benz. If you do all your general required maintenance on time these Nissan 370Z’s will last a long time. Definitely continue reading the forums here. With modifications and a existing warranty through Nissan you are really very limited to the modifications you can do to not void parts of your warranty. Personally I would keep modifications to a minimum with a warranty if that is what you want. When going in for service at Nissan if they can prove beyond a reasonable doubt that your modification/s caused the part/s to fail they will deny your warranty claim and you will have to pay for the repairs from your own dime. Some Nissan service departments are more lenient than others you will have to search.

Welcome to the forum

Welcome!! :hello::tup:

Thanks guys, I appreciate the welcomes! Hopefully I’ll be a good contributing member lol

Take some pics!!!

welcome! Remember to drive it hard then harder for the Z likes to run :driving:

Congrats and welcome to the family!

I haven’t taken many pics of the car yet. I dabble in photography, so I’m waiting for this weekend to do a mini shoot lol I’ll be sure to post up pics after the shoot lol

PS I’ve already taken that ridiculous front red strip off lol. I like the red accents everywhere else on the car, but the one on the front bumper just felt forced... Like it was an afterthought. Other than that, all I’ve done to the car is swap out the interior filament bulbs and front and rear turn signals with LEDs

Man I really need to buy that Nismo Bumper for my Sport. Love the look.

Beautiful Z you have there very nice.