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Originally Posted by hoanger Thanks guys. Well I sat in a 370z roadster in the show room last week. I know it's completely different than driving one, but I did
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![]() im kidding lol...i bought a used 2009 Z myself with 25k miles. these cars are pretty reliable and i honestly dont think you have too much to worry about. the only issues I know of are the steering lock issues in the 2009 models. Ive had mine for over a year now without a single hiccup. the previous owner was a 55 year old male so i wasnt too worried about the car being abused. that might be something you would want to look into. Last edited by Notsud 13; 10-24-2012 at 05:54 PM. |
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i won't lie, i took the Z to 130mph the night i bought it. drove off the lot at 11pm, hopped on the freeway, and gave it a real test drive. no, i dont drive my car like an asshat. Last edited by Notsud 13; 10-30-2012 at 04:04 PM. |
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theres a post on NASOIC where a mechanic purchased the base WRX with intentions of modding it to achieve more power than what an STI could with the price difference. you wont have an STI tranny or terrain control, but he did achieve almost 490whp with less than $6k-$7k. i wouldve gotten an STI hatch though, theyre ******* beautiful.
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The WRX's are indeed capable of just as much, if not more, than the STI. My friends' WRX is faster than mine with pretty much the same bolt ons, just a different tune. I feel like the 370z is a bit more of a grown up sports car. There's a sort of finesse and maturity to it. It doesn't have the big wing, the hood scoop or anything saying that you want to race. Just a nice V6, clean lines, and the potential to really beat a lot of things on the road... and it does it "silently". Whatever the case, I've jumped from scene to scene - Honda, to Subaru, and now here and it's all been great. Different goals and mindsets for each forum community and I love it. So far this place is awesome to browse around. |
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