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Old 09-21-2012, 01:54 PM   #76 (permalink)
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Probably a white Cayman S and a Daily beater like a honda or something.

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Old 09-21-2012, 02:10 PM   #77 (permalink)
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Well from what I have read here I must be going in the wrong direction... Prior to my Z which I just purchased and totally enjoy I had a 996TT, Viper GTS which I loved but was always paranoid about parking them and or getting in an accident.

That is why I feel free in my Zzzzz!
How did you like your 996 Turbo compared to the Nissan ? . .

I'm wondering how they compare to eachother, cuz I'd think the newer car is usually the better choice
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Old 09-21-2012, 03:19 PM   #78 (permalink)
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thats kinda like comparing a .22 to a flamethrower don't ya think. 996TT is a BEAST
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Old 09-21-2012, 03:19 PM   #79 (permalink)
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Probably a white Cayman S and a Daily beater like a honda or something.
That's nice to have two different cars for your personal choice. The 370z was designed w/ the Cayman as its benchmark. Would a Cayman be an upgrade from the Z or not ? . . .
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thats kinda like comparing a .22 to a flamethrower don't ya think. 996TT is a BEAST
just curious how a 996 compares to a 370z . . . only an 88 horsepower difference ^^
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just curious how a 996 compares to a 370z . . . only an 88 horsepower difference ^^
88 is a lot and that's not the only difference between the 996 and the 370Z. The Porsche is on a completely different level.
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88 is a lot and that's not the only difference between the 996 and the 370Z. The Porsche is on a completely different level.
Yeah, there's definitely more of a difference than just the horsepower. . .the 996 Turbo would have been the pinnacle of Porsche's road and racing engineering for the 911 in the early 2000's.
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Probably a Porche. But we'll see what Nissan has to offer in 3 years.
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Saving for the next gen BMW M3/4 (whatever they decide to call the coupe). I'm on my second Z and I've loved both cars, but all of the rumors point toward Nissan going soft for the next generation and making the Z more entry level. Hope the rumor mill is wrong, but it wouldn't shock me. If anything, I'd want the next Nismo to break 400hp stock and lose some weight.
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