Originally Posted by UNKNOWN_370 How is it an insult??? I'm just saying the both of you end up in the same thread backing each other up.. you can follow all
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02-20-2012, 12:08 PM | #91 (permalink) | |
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02-20-2012, 12:29 PM | #93 (permalink) | |
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I think the conclusion you reached about keeping your car is probably the best choice ( i think that's what you decided based on reading through the thread. Buying a new version of the same car before is never a good idea unless there is a major change. It'd be like if you had a 2003 350z, then sold it for a 2006 350z, you'd be kicking yourself when the 370z came out.
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the newer japanese cars coming out now aren't that light. Nowadays with lighter components, a mid $ rage sports car like the Z doesn't necessarily have a handling or weight advantage over a GT car (coupe with back seats ) like the mustang. i'm just speaking categorically, not about specific models. But yea, nowadays a mid 3000lb car is mid 3000lb car, whether or not it has 2 seats or 4. you can call it a sports car all you want, the typically accepted sports car definition is a car that is a light, RWD, 2 door car with not necssarily a ton of power. However once you start adding weight to be as much as a GT car, then you've got to add power too. |
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Also agree that keeping your car is the best idea. I went with a 6 year loan so I could have lower payments while I'm still in school. Car will probably be paid off like 2 years into the loan.
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02-20-2012, 09:49 PM | #96 (permalink) |
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getting back on point. i love the 370 I'm at 36,000 miles now....
plan on keeping it until 75,000... don't care what year that is it will be time to trade. and as much as i love the 370, nissan better add some serious HP and some other goodies or i'm going over to the dark side and getting a c6 vette. which is the only other car i would consider............................... |
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