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Originally Posted by Jordo! For the money, no other car comes even close on performance and style. Everything else going for less $ or that is in the ballpark is
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05-24-2014, 09:25 AM
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Probably one of the best summaries of the Z's advantages I've ever read....way to go Underpowered cone dodger.....what a great phrase.......LOL...was just reading the twins forum.... |
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05-24-2014, 01:09 PM
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I will say that I have a secret guilty fetish with wanting to own a new Dodge Challenger with an enormous roots blower and (although I don't think I ever shared this) I do actually own a late model PRHD MX-5 as a second car -- which I really, really love (and would probably be similarly fond of the FT-86) -- but the only other car that I would consider trading for the 370Z is either a turboed Z4 (out of my price range) or possibly whatever Toyota ever makes (if anything) out of the FT-1, assuming it's in the Z's price range. Otherwise the plan is to just get the next gen Z in due course. I certainly wouldn't turn down a GT-R, but that's a 6-figure car now... I suppose I could have added the Gen Coupe to the list as a "proper" sports coupe in the price range, but I don't think it has been found to keep up with Z either.
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Enjoy it. Destroy it. Last edited by Jordo!; 05-24-2014 at 01:13 PM. |
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it is surprisingly fun to drive.
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