02-25-2009, 09:41 AM
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A True Z Fanatic
Join Date: Feb 2009
Location: Texas
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Drives: 370z
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Quote:
Originally Posted by msl82
I have noticed that you have been contemplating over auto vs maunal because you had created that thread.
And now, you started a new thread of base vs base w/o sport package.
I am getting an impression that performance is not one of your top priority.
Do you want to get Nissan 370z just because of its looks??
Why do you want to get Nissan 370z?
if you dont really care about the performance, you really shoundn't get Nissan 370z because your not getting the full potential of this car by getting auto and No-sports package. Why would you pay +30,000 for something that your not getting full potential of?
I rather suggest you spend your money wisely by getting other car, such as Infinity G37, BMW 135, or whatever. Then you can get a full value of your money because they are good automatic cars.
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Because the auto in the 370z is top notch and I have over an hour drive daily, and the Z will be my daily drive. Also, I have been talking to some shops about aftermarket parts they will be getting for the 370z soon and what I could get by not buying X features or model. If I really wanted performance I would buy the base model with no sports package and go all aftermarket, which is why I started this thread to find out what I would lose or gain by not getting it. The sports package is a great deal, but if in a year or less I start buying new rims, tires, etc., why spend the money the extra money on these features and have them go to waste? Yes I would have a spare but so would I if I bought the base model.
The G37 is to big, the 135 is a nice car, not a sports car.
Edit: Also, I spend usually months, if not over a year, before I jump on a purchase like this. I like to make sure I am getting the best deal, and all the features I want with nothing extra.
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