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Poll: S2000vs350Z
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Have fun driving around in this:Originally Posted by bawlin
That's from a C5, you are aware this is from an older generation (one which dates back 12 years ago). Unfortunately, the newer interiors are not that great either, but one cannot deny what the car can accomplish on asphalt.
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I'd consider the C5 as an alternative. The interior isn't much worse than that of the S2000. You also get the V8 rumble and power, which I personally prefer over a high-strung 4 or 6.
And nobody can fault a C5 for lack of performance. For other things, yes, but we're talking about sports coupes here. I've never heard anyone compliment an S2000 for its wonderful, relaxing ride and low NVH.
And nobody can fault a C5 for lack of performance. For other things, yes, but we're talking about sports coupes here. I've never heard anyone compliment an S2000 for its wonderful, relaxing ride and low NVH.
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The OP asked which car was more stylish. I just can't accept either of these cars as "stylish". I think virtually all the Japanese performance cars are more garish than stylish. Corvettes and Vipers are cartoonish. These days you have to look to Europe for a stylish automobile.
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C5 Corvette interior:
S2000 interior:
I question the sanity of anyone who doesn't think the S2000 interior is one of the best-looking in a contemporary production car, nonetheless who thinks the C5 interior "isn't much worse."
I happen to hate how both the 350 and 370Z look, inside and out, so I'd never consider them. They look like bloated cartoon versions of vintage Zs and ZXs. I also don't understand how anybody could cross-shop between a C5 and an S2000. They are completely different cars with different emphases. It's not just about numbers, after all.
S2000 interior:
I question the sanity of anyone who doesn't think the S2000 interior is one of the best-looking in a contemporary production car, nonetheless who thinks the C5 interior "isn't much worse."
I happen to hate how both the 350 and 370Z look, inside and out, so I'd never consider them. They look like bloated cartoon versions of vintage Zs and ZXs. I also don't understand how anybody could cross-shop between a C5 and an S2000. They are completely different cars with different emphases. It's not just about numbers, after all.
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simple sleek shape
how any of its stylistic elements can be considered garish... is confounding
how any of its stylistic elements can be considered garish... is confounding
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Wait, are we talking about more stylish interior or more stylish in attracting the womens? Because the Z gets their attention more than an S2000, at least at first.Originally Posted by chrisjustinparr
Women who care about which particular $30k sporty car you drive are not women I'd want to attract.
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Women who care about which particular $30k sporty car you drive are not women I'd want to attract.Originally Posted by mafoofan
When do you plan on getting your driver's license?
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When do you plan on getting your driver's license?Originally Posted by voxsartoria
I've had it for 12 years, smartass. My first car was a Honda Prelude Type SH and my second was an Acura RSX Type S--yes, I'm partial to Hondas and high-revving inline-4s. Before I got the Prelude, I drove my dad's old 1987 300ZX. T-tops, baby. That's how you get women.
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