From a Challenger SRT to a Z

RCZ · 01-27-2010, 03:20 PM

There is no real point to going with the nismo unless you want to save as much weight as possible, as in no navigation, heated leather seats, etc. If you are like most of us and you are planning to mod the car, get a touring + sport. It is the best price/performance combination for modders who like to be comfortable

Judging by the car you are coming from, that probably includes you.

ChrisSlicks · 01-27-2010, 04:27 PM

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Originally Posted by RCZ

There is no real point to going with the nismo unless you want to save as much weight as possible, as in no navigation, heated leather seats, etc. If you are like most of us and you are planning to mod the car, get a touring + sport. It is the best price/performance combination for modders who like to be comfortable

Judging by the car you are coming from, that probably includes you.

Yup, touring plus sport if you want the leather, power seat etc, otherwise get a base Sport. The Nismo is a waste of money IMO as they didn't add any significant performance to it for the $6000 premium over a base Sport.

The car will probably feel tiny the first time you drive it compared to the Challenger, but I think you will like the way it handles.

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RCZ A True Z Fanatic Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Miami Posts: 6,403 Drives: '09 370Z Rep Power: 1119	There is no real point to going with the nismo unless you want to save as much weight as possible, as in no navigation, heated leather seats, etc. If you are like most of us and you are planning to mod the car, get a touring + sport. It is the best price/performance combination for modders who like to be comfortable Judging by the car you are coming from, that probably includes you.