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The Z unds like a POS stock. Reconsider that one. Quote:
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Never buy a car based on looks and image if it's a sports car. You truly have to find what fits. At least if you're buying a sports car for the SPORT of it. If your sole interest is looking good? I guess it doesn't matter. Honestly, buying a sports car based solely on image is a waste of cash. But to each his own. Not saying that's you... But you definitely should have spent more time test driving the Z to see if it fits. The Z is truely a small market car. Most people in our country are far right or left in there sport car choices. |
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And yeah, I think in a few years you won't find a car with 3 pedals, I REALLY appreciate a manual, but accelerating to 60 is my game... An auto is quicker, sorry... (I know a 370 isn't the best straight line car, but it's the car I have and I just like the 370 a lot... And you forgot Ferraris, Aston Martins, Porsches, McLaren's MP4-12C, and Mercedes' SLS, and the SLR... (I probably forgot a few) LOL |
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+1 on headers the PPe net close to 30 whp on a stock 370z.:tup:
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well i decided what i am going to do. because the 370z has been out for so long, and i honestly would rather get a new one. i am going to do a 3 year lease on a brand new 370z, with the option of buying one out at the end of lease. BUT knowing my self i will want something else. I know some are against leasing, but its honestly the best choice for me at this time.
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You could buy one then trade it in / sell it when the new one comes out. Thats assuming the new one is good
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