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Originally Posted by SunnyZ Hello everyone, I love this forum! I am going to start my job in Colorado in August and thinking of getting the Z as my first

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Old 05-30-2009, 10:49 PM   #3 (permalink)
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Hello everyone, I love this forum!

I am going to start my job in Colorado in August and thinking of getting the Z as my first new car. So I am really new both in Z specifications and in dealing with dealerships, and please forgive me for any amateur terminologies. :P I am looking forward to learning from you guys here~~

Got two questions to start with:
1. It seems to take some time from ordering to getting it. When should I start looking for dealerships if I expect to have it in Aug or Sept?
2. For the weather in Colorado, are there recommended specifications that I should be looking at?

Thanks!
Congrats! I had the same idea when I graduated two years ago. It took a full year and a half to manifest itself.

What i would do is go in a dealership now and find out the process of how to order one. Find a dealership you want to work with.

I'm assuming weather in colorado gets icy. I know a lot of people on this forum have a second car to drive in the winter, or they swap to a seasonal tire for the winter.

Hopefully that helps to direct you in the right area. Welcome to the forum!
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