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Welcome I like you & many others were drawn to the Z for the cost to wow factor. It has a good balance of performance, was not too steep of
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A True Z Fanatic
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Welcome
 I like you & many others were drawn to the Z for the cost to wow factor. It has a good balance of performance, was not too steep of a price of entry as new & you can actually work on it / mod it pretty easy without getting a stealership or other shop to involved. All while not lagging too far behind the next set of $10,000+ price of entry vehicles. "Enjoy the Ride" 
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