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I don't care for convertibles. If you flip the car, you get one hell of a hair cut. Plus someone can take a knife to it. The price difference alone

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Old 02-07-2009, 12:50 PM   #16 (permalink)
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I don't care for convertibles. If you flip the car, you get one hell of a hair cut. Plus someone can take a knife to it. The price difference alone would buy a lot of mods!
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I'll be waiting until next year for the convertible. An additional reason for doing this is I think the selection of colours Nissan have given us is poor, and I'm hoping for something a little more inspired by the time the soft-top is out.
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What would you guys do?
I really like the new Z and the sketches on the 370z conv looks real nice too.

How much of a price difference are we talking about here?
Just maybe the dealer can make the decision for you.

Try this 10% off MSRP (-$3,600'ish) then either 1.95% finance or another $2,500 rebate.

If you type to enough dealers computer sale you might even try 9.2% + dealer advertising 2.2% + floor plan cost $175(.5%) + $2,500 (6.9%) rebate AND 1.9% finance. Total % off on350Z = 18.8% ( I have never got more the 17.5% on any car myself).

------------------- But that will be a lot of dealers to get close.

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I don't care for convertibles. If you flip the car, you get one hell of a hair cut. Plus someone can take a knife to it. The price difference alone would buy a lot of mods!
I had an S2000 years ago. That was my first, and last, soft-top convertible. Some a-hole flipped his lit cigarette butt out his window, and it landed on my top, got wedged, and melted a hole through the top. Not the car's fault, obviously, but it did serve to highlight one of the added risks of owning a soft-top convertible.
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A Targa top is the best option ... I think it would of been a better way to go for Nissan than the soft top.
I also had a S2000 for 6 years and was always concerned about the top getting torn, even though it never happened I always feared leaving it parked alone and damage happening from some Idiot or the Sun drying out the top.
But loved it while driving.
I like the C6 option for the Targa or the 370Z coupe as my next summer car.
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