should I not buy 370z?

ElVee · 03-06-2014, 05:00 PM

If you're looking for a sports/sporty car, you can do a lot worse than the Z as far as reliability is concerned. Three issues is not much.

There are other things that should be of more concern for most buyers:
- rear view/blind spots
- having to drive it in bad weather (rain, snow)
- fuel/tire/insurance costs
- buying a used beat on car vs a normal car or garage queen
- whether you fit in the car (height and width)
- other alternatives that match what your needs/wants are

Kudos for doing some research and even posting. As much as I agree with some people that it'd be nice if new members search and browse first, you honestly just got more answers in 24 hours than you may have found in over a week+ of browsing. That's still winning, in my book.

03-06-2014, 05:00 PM	#32 (permalink)
ElVee Track Member Join Date: Mar 2013 Location: Iowa Posts: 750 Drives: 13 370z 7at t+s grey Rep Power: 17	If you're looking for a sports/sporty car, you can do a lot worse than the Z as far as reliability is concerned. Three issues is not much. There are other things that should be of more concern for most buyers: - rear view/blind spots - having to drive it in bad weather (rain, snow) - fuel/tire/insurance costs - buying a used beat on car vs a normal car or garage queen - whether you fit in the car (height and width) - other alternatives that match what your needs/wants are Kudos for doing some research and even posting. As much as I agree with some people that it'd be nice if new members search and browse first, you honestly just got more answers in 24 hours than you may have found in over a week+ of browsing. That's still winning, in my book. Luciano13 likes this.