Nissan 370Z Forum - View Single Post - Isn't this car the perfect entry into sports cars???

gbhrps · 04-13-2018, 10:29 PM

Gentlemen,

I couldn't agree more.

The Z is a rare car where I live, and my roadster even more so. I know that my age shows when I say that a 71 240Z was my first sports car. Then over the years I aged into an 84 300ZX, and onto a 90 300Z which I sold 26 years later.

I've had a love affair with the Z's, and would have bought a new MX5 if my 6' 2
" frame would have fit inside the car. That car was built for midgets! Thank heavens I didn't fit, because this 370Z is such a high to drive ... and it stands out in a crowd. Its sexy as hell, and unlike the Mustang and Camero, doesn't make you look like the neighbourhood thug.

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gbhrps Base Member Join Date: Sep 2016 Location: Ontario, Canada Posts: 213 Drives: 2016 RDSTR TS 6spd Rep Power: 7995	Gentlemen, I couldn't agree more. The Z is a rare car where I live, and my roadster even more so. I know that my age shows when I say that a 71 240Z was my first sports car. Then over the years I aged into an 84 300ZX, and onto a 90 300Z which I sold 26 years later. I've had a love affair with the Z's, and would have bought a new MX5 if my 6' 2 " frame would have fit inside the car. That car was built for midgets! Thank heavens I didn't fit, because this 370Z is such a high to drive ... and it stands out in a crowd. Its sexy as hell, and unlike the Mustang and Camero, doesn't make you look like the neighbourhood thug.