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It's not quite as stiff or as harsh as the Z. The Z feels a lot more nimble as you would expect. If you're looking for something that's still sporty
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It's not quite as stiff or as harsh as the Z. The Z feels a lot more nimble as you would expect. If you're looking for something that's still sporty but more suited towards daily driving you can't go wrong with the G37S, IMO.
I'd drive the Z to the dealership and take one for a spin... the best way to compare!
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