Differences on 2019 370Z

analogman

KCZ, thank you for pointing out the lack of LSD or SRM on the 2019 Sport touring. I've been shopping back and forth between a 2018 and ordering a 2019 (which, unfortunately, I think will be the last of the 370Z's). I didn't look closely enough at the website to notice that going from 'Sport' to 'Sport Touring' climates LSD and SRM. Shame on Nissan (and on me for not reading closely enough). Makes the decision easier (and cheaper) for a 2018.

KCZ

I'd look closely at the differences using the comparison tool on the Nissan website. I'm very disappointed by this. I have a back injury and was ecstatic at the chance to get the adjustable leather seats with lumbar support in a sport model, and just as quickly deflated at the realization that they'd eliminated the LSD and SRM.


I also don't understand why BT streaming audio isn't standard, because I think Nissan's entire lineup has BT hands-free phone features. Is it really a big deal to add BT audio?

Airwilf

[QUOTE=KCZ;3762980]I'd look closely at the differences using the comparison tool on the Nissan website. I'm very disappointed by this. I have a back injury and was ecstatic at the chance to get the adjustable leather seats with lumbar support in a sport model, and just as quickly deflated at the realization that they'd eliminated the LSD and SRM.


I have a Canadian version of a 2018 Touring Sport Coupe 6 spd manual & am disappointed in the lumbar support/adjustment. I had a serious back injury a few years back also & the lumbar adjustment helps, but it slowly reverts back to neutral or zero adjustment. I have to check the position every few minutes & have to readjust it back to max.

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2018 Solid Red, 6MT, Touring Sport Coupe