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Looks like the 370Z stops shorter than my Z06 in both dry and wet, accelerates 0-30 in the same amount of time, changes double-lanes at a higher speed, and has
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Looks like the 370Z stops shorter than my Z06 in both dry and wet, accelerates 0-30 in the same amount of time, changes double-lanes at a higher speed, and has the worst possible rating that Consumer Reports can hand out for reliability.
All of this makes me say...wtf? and is the 370Z really such a pile of crap (least reliable sporty car was the title it won, I believe)? That had not been my impression up to this point. |
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