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I have no visibility issues due to the size of the mirrors. Visibility to the rear is another issue entirely :mad: I'm guessing Nissan made the outside mirrors so large in an effort to ameliorate the limited visibility to the rear. |
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I almost ran into some old lady in a Corolla because she was behind the mirror at a 3-way stop.
The gigantic mirror blind spot is real. |
It's a bob and weave every corner. I learned it well in my '02 Dakota Sport with the giant side mirrors and mondo A pillars. So the Z doesn't bother me in the least.
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I'm 6ft and 170lbs. What do I get??
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6'2", around 170. I drive a Ranger most days, but I've never had a problem getting in/out of the Z. Slightly more tricky when parking in the garage & I can't open the door very much.
When getting in, my family members tend to fall into the seat, but not in the graceful way the rest of us have been speaking about. A seat that low is a different experience for the uninitiated. |
You ever rode in a Miata?..Don't.
I had a '92 MR2 Turbo: kinda small inside. My friend had a '93 RX7: surprisingly smaller than my MR2 I drove a 2002 Viper: smaller than both; death trap; very fast car that's made out of plastic; very dangerous and uncomfortable. |
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