View Single Post
Old 06-23-2010, 10:39 PM   #1 (permalink)
ImportConvert
A True Z Fanatic
 
ImportConvert's Avatar
 
Join Date: Jun 2010
Location: SWMO
Posts: 4,454
Drives: 2019 CX5 GT Reserve
Rep Power: 7626
ImportConvert has a reputation beyond reputeImportConvert has a reputation beyond reputeImportConvert has a reputation beyond reputeImportConvert has a reputation beyond reputeImportConvert has a reputation beyond reputeImportConvert has a reputation beyond reputeImportConvert has a reputation beyond reputeImportConvert has a reputation beyond reputeImportConvert has a reputation beyond reputeImportConvert has a reputation beyond reputeImportConvert has a reputation beyond repute
Default Considering coming over to the dark side...

Ever since I was a kid, I owned American V8 powered cars. I has never owned anything with less than 302 cubic inches of displacement--until now.

My first car was a '93 crown vic with a 5.4L motor swap.
Next came a 95 Trans Am
Then a build '88 5.0 GT
Then a 2001 WS6

Now I drive an Infiniti G20.

I bought the G20 as a daily for when I buy a sports car. I want to garage the sports car, DD the G20, etc. I bought a Nissan (Infinity/whatever) because of the reputation for reliability, my respect for Japanese work ethic, and because well, my Ws6 kept falling apart. That car was fast as heck (Killed Z4M's, NSX's, Challenger R/T's etc. etc. without much effort on my part).

However, now I own a dog-slow Nissan. But the thing HANDLES! It handles nearly as well as my WS6 did, and if the tires were wider, I bet it would out-handle it. It stops on a dime.

Get this...108K miles and other than a motor-mount or tranny mount (not sure yet) going bad on me (common in the P11 platform, I hear), it has NO rattles or vibrations or anything. It's rock solid! My Ws6, Mustang, and Trans Am all sounded like a percussion band far before 100K miles.

I am starting to appreciate the build quality that Nissan/Infinity offer.

Last edited by ImportConvert; 06-23-2010 at 11:00 PM.
ImportConvert is offline   Reply With Quote