Don't have a Z but sayin hi :)

darkROAM_1 · 11-30-2009, 12:33 PM

I dunno, I'm a newbie as well, especially towards RWD.

I traded my Subie for it. Though sometimes I regret the switch due to missing my bike racks and 4 doors but I do enjoy the gas mileage and overall enjoyment from driving it.

The blind spots are an issue to overcome at first but the same can be said from any car to another. It takes some getting used to, especially getting the mirrors just right.

All in all, the only MAJOR downside is the location of the power port when I need to charge my phone (which doubles as my mp3 player/Pandora radio). I miss my 4 doors but I dunno, it feels right to drive the Z daily.

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11-30-2009, 12:33 PM	#12 (permalink)
darkROAM_1 Base Member Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Oak Cliff Posts: 78 Drives: 09 MB 370 base/sport Rep Power: 17	I dunno, I'm a newbie as well, especially towards RWD. I traded my Subie for it. Though sometimes I regret the switch due to missing my bike racks and 4 doors but I do enjoy the gas mileage and overall enjoyment from driving it. The blind spots are an issue to overcome at first but the same can be said from any car to another. It takes some getting used to, especially getting the mirrors just right. All in all, the only MAJOR downside is the location of the power port when I need to charge my phone (which doubles as my mp3 player/Pandora radio). I miss my 4 doors but I dunno, it feels right to drive the Z daily.