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Premo34WV · 07-21-2009, 01:29 PM

I live in Northern West Virginia, I travel to Charlotte NC about every other weekend. My 350z did great on the trip....im anxious to see how the first trip in the 370 will be. It's about 350 miles each way

I actually think the 350 was a bit more comfortable. Don't get me wrong the interior of the 370 is far better that of the 350z, but those knee pads that are on each side of the dash, well the edge of them doesn't have much padding and it digs into the side of my leg. Also the lower back support of the the seats are a little too curved for my taste. My back starts to ache after a while.

Also a side note: I don't know if anybody mentioned this but one of my favorite parts of the 370z is actually the steering wheel. It has such a great feel and the grips are thicker than the 350's.

07-21-2009, 01:29 PM	#7 (permalink)
Premo34WV Base Member Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Morgantown, W.Virginia Posts: 68 Drives: PW '09 370z Sp. 6mt Rep Power: 15	I live in Northern West Virginia, I travel to Charlotte NC about every other weekend. My 350z did great on the trip....im anxious to see how the first trip in the 370 will be. It's about 350 miles each way I actually think the 350 was a bit more comfortable. Don't get me wrong the interior of the 370 is far better that of the 350z, but those knee pads that are on each side of the dash, well the edge of them doesn't have much padding and it digs into the side of my leg. Also the lower back support of the the seats are a little too curved for my taste. My back starts to ache after a while. Also a side note: I don't know if anybody mentioned this but one of my favorite parts of the 370z is actually the steering wheel. It has such a great feel and the grips are thicker than the 350's.