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370Z or G37 coupe?
Just curious, but has anyone cross shopped between the 370Z vs G37 coupe before deciding on the 370Z? I'm kinda torn between the two. Mainly the 4 seats vs 2 because either may become my DD. Also if my wife and I decide on having kids soon... Luckily she drives a Highlander so she may ok the 370Z.
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Gotta give us more info before we can help. +1 to frost though a sports car may not be an option with kids
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I wasn't impressed with the G37 coupe when it launched.
I don't think there will be much difference in term of space between the 2 cars because the rear seats on the G coupe are quite useless. The trunk space will be bigger though. I don't think I can have a 2 seater as a primary car if I were married. I'm single, and I'm still 10% unsure of if I want the Z to be a daily driver or not, lol. |
I would have considered one for sure, but the closest dealer was in Portland, 100 miles away.
The Z seems like such a close competitor that it will cannibalize G sales, unless you are simply a brand snob and have to have the panache of a luxury marque. |
if you want a dead quiet interior and very smooth ride, opt for the G.
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nissan > infiniti
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if your more into performance i would want the car that weights less
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Married here, own a Honda Element, got the wife an Odyssey, and I'm going to keep the Z all for daddy. I would agree, without that second car with seating for more than two the Z might be tough with the little one's
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My wife usually drives the Z. I more often drive an Expedition. We have 6 kids.
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Single person here but I did cross shop when I bought my 06 G35c. I chose the G for style and a better interior. I wasn't thrilled with some of the design elements on the 350. Notably the antenna sticking out and the stark plastic interior. The 370 has resolved these issues and it'll be the next car I get.
The G has room in the rear but its tight. You can probably get away with a Z since you have a bigger second car. But there might be times were you have to trade off with the wife and let her drive the Z while you take the other car depending on your schedules. So she needs to be a party in the decision making process b/c its inevitable that she'll be driving it as well. If you cross shop with her I can guarantee that she'll choose the G over the Z especially after noticing the rear seats of the G and the reported massive blind spots on the Z. So if your heart is set on the Z don't mention the G to her. |
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wOOz: ya still gotta put into consideration the weather also. Not sure how the rainy season is in Bay but w/ a RWD, it would be a lil hassle... (worst in Snow, i'm not comparing but my long gone 240sx was terrible in Snow, so was my friends G35) overall, any RWD is not recommened IMHO when the weather is severe. |
Thanks for all your input guys. Yeah, I agree a 2 seater with kids will probably be a no go so I may opt to keep my 05 Matrix for hauling kids when I have to and hopefully getting the Z as a "gotta have a sports car once in my life". Haha. Did check out the G37 coupe last year, and it is a nice car, will have to test the 370Z to compare, but am worried about the huge blind spot members have been talking about.
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WooG37 doesnt sound right;)
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Out of my 19 cars in the last 9-ish years, I have a G35, and it's one of three cars I thought "maybe I shouldn't have gotten rid of that one." Very nice car. Quick, but not fast.
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