I didn't know there was a 370Z.Originally Posted by JayJay
New this year to replace the 350: http://www.nissanusa.com/370z/
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Poll: S2000vs350Z
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New this year to replace the 350: http://www.nissanusa.com/370z/
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s2000 vs 350z? s2000. s2000 vs 370z? 370z. and I'd take any of them over a z4. especially the old one posted in this thread.Originally Posted by TheFusilliJerry
+1 The Z3/Z4 do very little for me. Like others have said, if the choice was between a S2000 and 370z roadster, as much as I like the Honda, I would have to go with the Z.
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as an owner of a 350z, the 370z is the worst thing that has ever happened to me. also this thread.Originally Posted by graphite
I love the fact they actually shrunk the dimensions, and made the car considerably lighter. If I was in the market for a 2-seater at the given price point, I wouldn't hesitate to check it out.
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Will you be trading up to the 370Z now?Originally Posted by JayJay
naaaah... wouldn't make financial sense. i got the car mid-2007, and paid it off about 6 months ago. it has 22k miles. so it's pretty "new to me" still, and it's mine. i don't want to go back to making payments.
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The Z is nice. Don't listen to these haters. Get some nismo accessories on that ****, maybe a nice set of rims and youre good to go.
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Don't care for either of those cars. Would rather have a Mroadster or the new 370z.
Or you could get a solstice gxp. I just got mine retuned and puts out 300hp and 350lb tq. Way more fun to drive then a s2000 which has no torque.
Or you could get a solstice gxp. I just got mine retuned and puts out 300hp and 350lb tq. Way more fun to drive then a s2000 which has no torque.
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Both cars suggested are ugly and small-time:
Try this:
Try this:
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I would suggest trying the s2000 on an extended test drive because they are unbelievably unforgiving on all but the smoothest roads. the fact that you have to rev the **** out of them just to get one rolling also honked me off big time. I wouldn't have on for a daily. Maybe for a weekender. of the 2 I'd go 350 or wait till summer for the 370 roadster.
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It's a twisted world when someone holds up the M Coupe as an example of a better-looking car than...almost anything else.
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