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Fries · 01-15-2009, 08:56 PM

I personally prefer the Z because of the sportier feel that the car gives off when compared to the G37 Sedan.

Again it will come down to where your priorities lie and what YOU prefer. Go test drive, let us know how you feel.
Hopefully the fact that the Z feels amazing to drive doesn't win you over if you should be buying the G37 haha.

ZforMe · 01-18-2009, 09:12 PM

Went and saw the 370Z in person today and sat in it (it was on the showroom floor, so no driving). I have to say that both myself and my girlfriend are about 98% convinced that this will be our next vehicle. The thing in person is absolutely beautiful! I was worried that in person it would seem small and "wife's car" like, but it was the exact opposite it seemed large and in charge. It's soooo wide!! Man it looks so amazing in person. They had a standard platinum graphite with sport package. Now I had always thought that I would get the touring package with the sport option, but after today I'm thinking, do i really need that crap? I'm not buying a sports car because of it's stereo (not a big bose fan anyhow), power seats aren't that important since it's only a two seater, I'll set it up and leave it alone, we did want leather, but for how much more the touring vs standard is it worth it? Heated seats??? WHO CARES!!! my *** is going to be on fire when I'm doing 150 on 385 (just kdding, wouldn't actually do this). What else, map holder and cargo cover, please, I could care less. The homelink rearview mirror would be cool, but were talking about a difference of $4,530.00 and the only thing i really want out of it is the homelink and leather (not worth it in my opinion). I left off bluetooth, but I have this in my other vehicle and it's not all that great.

What are everyone else's thoughts?

01-15-2009, 08:56 PM	#1 (permalink)
Fries Base Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Fort Riley, KS Posts: 14 Drives: Kouki S14-Zenki S13 Rep Power: 18	I personally prefer the Z because of the sportier feel that the car gives off when compared to the G37 Sedan. Again it will come down to where your priorities lie and what YOU prefer. Go test drive, let us know how you feel. Hopefully the fact that the Z feels amazing to drive doesn't win you over if you should be buying the G37 haha. __________________

01-18-2009, 09:12 PM	#2 (permalink)
ZforMe Base Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Memphis TN Posts: 238 Drives: 370Z Sport Auto PG Rep Power: 18	Went and saw the 370Z in person today and sat in it (it was on the showroom floor, so no driving). I have to say that both myself and my girlfriend are about 98% convinced that this will be our next vehicle. The thing in person is absolutely beautiful! I was worried that in person it would seem small and "wife's car" like, but it was the exact opposite it seemed large and in charge. It's soooo wide!! Man it looks so amazing in person. They had a standard platinum graphite with sport package. Now I had always thought that I would get the touring package with the sport option, but after today I'm thinking, do i really need that crap? I'm not buying a sports car because of it's stereo (not a big bose fan anyhow), power seats aren't that important since it's only a two seater, I'll set it up and leave it alone, we did want leather, but for how much more the touring vs standard is it worth it? Heated seats??? WHO CARES!!! my *** is going to be on fire when I'm doing 150 on 385 (just kdding, wouldn't actually do this). What else, map holder and cargo cover, please, I could care less. The homelink rearview mirror would be cool, but were talking about a difference of $4,530.00 and the only thing i really want out of it is the homelink and leather (not worth it in my opinion). I left off bluetooth, but I have this in my other vehicle and it's not all that great. What are everyone else's thoughts?