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I bought this Z car ( my first ) for what it is today. The reviews are outstanding, the performance numbers are fantastic, the styling is FUN. I didn't much
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I bought this Z car ( my first ) for what it is today. The reviews are outstanding, the performance numbers are fantastic, the styling is FUN.
I didn't much like the 350 or earlier models, matter of fact NEVER, ever consider a Japanese car at all, my first also. If you wanted the selection or the wish list of items to build your car, then you should have stopped by the BMW dealership, they have a laundry list of add on's. You can drive up the price of your car till your heart is content. I like this 370Z just as it sits......nothing more needed....well maybe some HFC's, but that's it. |
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I'm not familiar with the C class, but the "3 series" is a broad term. Depending on 'which' 3 series you pick, there are several options that come standard. However, in the price range of the 370z.. the 370z provides A LOT more than BMW does.
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