Should I keep my Z?

chrisw169 · 05-05-2009, 10:51 PM

that is a decision that you are going to have to make yourself... the fact that you are posting about it probably means you have really thought it over and are leaning towards it. Before you completely decide what you want to do, find a car that you do want and keep an open mind about it. Make a list of the things that you find important about a car and start with that. Also, you have to consider what you put into the car and what you might be able to sell it for. With it being so new, you could be losing some money getting rid of it and be that much harder finding something new. I would say on your next free day, get up in the morning get in the z, and take some time trying to get the seat adjusted right for you(before you drive) then once it is comfortable, go for a long drive... find all types of roads, cruise the highways, city roads, windy roads, everything... Then after all of that consider all the different aspects of what you did/did not like and go from there... I would not jump into anything else too fast... you dont want to regret getting rid of this car or find yourself in the same problem but with a different car... Thats just my 2 cents...

05-05-2009, 10:51 PM	#19 (permalink)
chrisw169 Base Member Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Lewisville, TX Posts: 42 Drives: 93 Honda Del Sol Rep Power: 17	that is a decision that you are going to have to make yourself... the fact that you are posting about it probably means you have really thought it over and are leaning towards it. Before you completely decide what you want to do, find a car that you do want and keep an open mind about it. Make a list of the things that you find important about a car and start with that. Also, you have to consider what you put into the car and what you might be able to sell it for. With it being so new, you could be losing some money getting rid of it and be that much harder finding something new. I would say on your next free day, get up in the morning get in the z, and take some time trying to get the seat adjusted right for you(before you drive) then once it is comfortable, go for a long drive... find all types of roads, cruise the highways, city roads, windy roads, everything... Then after all of that consider all the different aspects of what you did/did not like and go from there... I would not jump into anything else too fast... you dont want to regret getting rid of this car or find yourself in the same problem but with a different car... Thats just my 2 cents...