Opinions Wanted

gbhrps · 08-21-2018, 06:47 PM

Crimsone Tide,

I absolutely hate the look of the 370Z interior with the dash cubby hole, my own personal opinion.

So I got the Touring Sport with navigation for several reasons. Being an older retired guy with adequate resources .. I can get what I want and pay cash. The nav unit looks cool and dresses up the center dash (in my opinion even though I will never use it for its intended purpose because the car is just a toy for sunny days and short trips of 50 miles or less).

The Touring Sport gets a whole pile of other upgrades to brakes, wheels, LSD, Bose, heated and cooled seats, etc., and adds to the price tag for sure.

My advice would be to check out each of the car's different option levels, check out the pricing, and then go the direction your heart - but your pocket book can handle comfortably. And if the Z is going to be your daily driver ... consider the cost of premium fuel in the future. I don't need to ... but maybe you do.

Good Luck finding the right car!

Gene

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08-21-2018, 06:47 PM	#11 (permalink)
gbhrps Base Member Join Date: Sep 2016 Location: Ontario, Canada Posts: 213 Drives: 2016 RDSTR TS 6spd Rep Power: 7996	Crimsone Tide, I absolutely hate the look of the 370Z interior with the dash cubby hole, my own personal opinion. So I got the Touring Sport with navigation for several reasons. Being an older retired guy with adequate resources .. I can get what I want and pay cash. The nav unit looks cool and dresses up the center dash (in my opinion even though I will never use it for its intended purpose because the car is just a toy for sunny days and short trips of 50 miles or less). The Touring Sport gets a whole pile of other upgrades to brakes, wheels, LSD, Bose, heated and cooled seats, etc., and adds to the price tag for sure. My advice would be to check out each of the car's different option levels, check out the pricing, and then go the direction your heart - but your pocket book can handle comfortably. And if the Z is going to be your daily driver ... consider the cost of premium fuel in the future. I don't need to ... but maybe you do. Good Luck finding the right car! Gene