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xDIEGOx 12-07-2008 05:09 PM

Will you be purchasing the 1st year production 370Z?
 
I'll be waiting until the 2nd year production so most of the "bugs" will be worked out on the 370Z.

What about you?

AK370Z 12-07-2008 05:14 PM

I think this new Z is in a lot better position than the 350Z in 2003. It was a very first car and very first model year. This time, the VQ is tuned perfectly. The chassis is completely updated and everything is in great shape. My only concern is the Synchro Rev Match transmission. Anything that's "World's First" always makes me a little nervous. Other than that, I don't see really a difference buyer 1st year or 2nd - 3rd year.

xDIEGOx 12-07-2008 05:20 PM

The synchro rev match is what I'm worried about. I'm just going to wait to play it safe.

AK370Z 12-07-2008 05:23 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by xDIEGOx (Post 5423)
The synchro rev match is what I'm worried about. I'm just going to wait to play it safe.

or you can just keep it turned off? BTW, does anyone know if the Synchro Rev Match is defaulted every time you start the car? or you manually have to turn it on? I'm just too lazy to read the manual :o

dad 12-07-2008 05:29 PM

No Way! I'm willing to bet with all disappointment and dislike of the head and tail lights, that Nissan will re design them! (Wish in one hand, and **** in the other!)

I would hate to buy a car with some thing I really didn't care for, and the following years model be re designed!

vnarang 12-07-2008 05:32 PM

I don't know. Maybe I will. A huge factor is whether or not my wheels will fit on the new 370z.

blackdragon 12-07-2008 05:58 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by AK370Z (Post 5425)
or you can just keep it turned off? BTW, does anyone know if the Synchro Rev Match is defaulted every time you start the car? or you manually have to turn it on? I'm just too lazy to read the manual :o

no, you have to get the "sport" package with the car and 6spd, then it'll come with synchro rev match, cnet says it works very good but not for those who know how to downshift...it only works when you actually turn it on, there is a "sport-mode" or s-mode button on the car next to the shifter...its an option and doesnt come with every Z

source cnet

Dav 12-07-2008 06:22 PM

I'm buying the 1st year production model.
I'm not worried at all. I bought the first 350Z and had no problems, I'm even less worried about the 370Z. It's a Nissan, not a Fiat :rofl2:

CrownR426 12-07-2008 06:25 PM

Yep, don't see why not.
No bugs, better engine, better steering, lighter!
Excited, indeed...

WUKILLABEEZ78 12-07-2008 07:50 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by xDIEGOx (Post 5419)
I'll be waiting until the 2nd year production so most of the "bugs" will be worked out on the 370Z.

What about you?


I agree with some of the others, shouldn't be too many bugs to worry about. The engine isn't new and I'm also opting for the 7 speed auto so I'm not worried about the new synchro rev match feature. Other than that there isn't much to worry about (I'm sure some issue will come up eventually but I doubt it will be anything major)... I've never had major problems with any of my past Nissan/Infiniti vehicles (1996 Altima GXE, 2001 Altima SE, 2003 Altima SE and the two below in my sig that I still own). They keep on improving and becoming better and I'm really liking the 370Z. I was considering getting a 2008 350Z but now I'm glad I waited because the 370Z is much better looking (IMO the 370Z looks a lot more aggressive and masculine than the 350Z) and now offers the same tech goodies (hard-drive based navigation, music box, paddle shifters, etc...) I'm used to in my G sedan.

z350boy 12-07-2008 08:45 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dad (Post 5427)
No Way! I'm willing to bet with all disappointment and dislike of the head and tail lights, that Nissan will re design them! (Wish in one hand, and **** in the other!)

I would hate to buy a car with some thing I really didn't care for, and the following years model be re designed!

Nissan's normal development cycle introduces a new model and refreshes it three years later. Don't expect a change until 2013.

AK370Z 12-07-2008 08:53 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by blackdragon (Post 5439)
.it only works when you actually turn it on, there is a "sport-mode" or s-mode button on the car next to the shifter...its an option and doesnt come with every Z

source cnet

I can see so many people still revving the gas (natural instinct) by mistake while having the sport mode on. This feature will help during autox a lot where you need to down shift very quickly. Can't wait to try this out :excited:

Endgame 12-07-2008 09:07 PM

More than likely the 1st year. There is nothing I am worried about and nothing I hate about this car. LOVE it!!

RCZ 12-07-2008 09:12 PM

I'll be buying it first year. I don't think its going to have too many problems. Although I'm worried about how the synchrorev system will handle human mistakes.

tranceformer 12-07-2008 09:19 PM

I don't think it'll be that bad as a first year model. A lot of the drivetrain and suspension should be shared with the G37 coupe, and I haven't heard of that many problems yet.

I might end up getting one first year.


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