I've known a lot of "older" people who are in to sporty 2 door cars.
Over my many years, I have known older folks that drove 280ZX Turbo, 300ZX Turbo, 300ZX Twin Turbo.
I've also known quite a few who drove Preludes, that seems to be another favorite of discerning older drivers (well, back then!)
I well remember a couple who had a 1995 Prelude VTEC, they'd dress nice and the fella would wear driving gloves. They were in their mid-80's.

You are only as old as the person you sleep next to - me, SWMBO is 21 going on 70+ .... keeps me young

Never too old!
 

i'll be 60 this year. :tiphat:

If you think you're old, then you're old. I'll never be old!

Of course I hafta fall into the Z, and roll out of it, but I'm not old! :rofl2:

Ed

People who feel old, will conform to the "old-person sports car" stereotype and buy Corvettes and Mustangs. Others who do not care about how society classifies age-appropriate cars, will drive what excites them and makes them happy.

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Not quite right. People who buy Corvette's wanted them as a kid. When they get older some can afford them so they buy them. My wife is one of those. The only issues is when I drive it I am not the norm. LMAO, I drive the hell out of it.

your never too old, got a Z got a Miata mx-5, both stick shifts, as long as I can get in and out and work the stick, just going to be the way it is...
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OP has not logged in since 2014.

The lady ranger went back after 10 years and still driving her Z. Yes!

Good timing for this thread to come back.

The car is old too now.

I am Zixty Zix so I have two 370Zs

Two of my 4 grandparents were Spaniards, who pronounced their S's as Z's

The person who started this thread is 63 now! LOL.
If you want a Z get a Z! No regrets.

never is too old for the Z, but the Z gets too old for us. :icon18::icon18:

LMAO, I am still trying to become a professional racecar driver when I grow up and I am looking 61 right in the face. My 2010 Nismo has been transformed into a full blown track and will have over 700whp. Hell there was a 72 year old guy that drove in the Rolex 24 he at Daytona. I want to be like him....rich! And enough money to do what he did.

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You're 52 years old. Take some advice from a 29 year old: "Your money your rules".

Edit: LOL. . . 11 year old topic. Now I'M feeling old. At 18 I was partying, chasing girls, doing uni applications and determining what acne products are the best.