Jalonpnik Review of the 15' Vert
 

Some of you should get a kick out of this.

2015 Nissan 370Z Roadster: The Jalopnik Review

Sounds like their main gripe was the price. For $50k+, there's a lot of other stuff out there.

Maybe thats why in most other countries the Z roadster is no longer available.

Over-powered? :icon14:

And since when are Camaros and Mustangs "sports cars"?

These are the guys who recommend a Miata for everything, so yes, it's very overpowered. :rofl2:

What else would they be classified as?

Pony cars/muscle cars, but then we're arguing semantics.

There are also some that say the Z isn't a sports car because it weighs over 3000 LBS.

Or that a GTR isn't because it has a back seat.

I would have to agree. For 50K you can get a used GTR, and thats a boarderline supercar.

I'd sooner have the Z vert than the GTR. It looks better and you don't have to mortgage a kidney to afford parts. Plus, you're not stuck with an automatic.

My 50k goes to a C7 if we have to buy new. Assuming of course, GM gets back to selling them. :rofl2:

It's not for everyone thats for sure. I got a great deal on mine so it was worth it to me. If it had been $52K there is no way I would have bought one

But I love my Z :(

It's preference. You can always buy xx car used for the same as yy car new.

6years in and I still think the Z is dead sexy. With spacers and swifts, it think it looks perfect. It's definitely the looker compared to the GTR but obviously there's no comparison for performance.

I looked at Corvettes. The problem is, comparatively equipped, the Vette is mid $60k.