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i figured out how to open the gas door but feared it never locked. not knowing how to read but being the child that i am, i kept playing with the buttons til i figured it all out :tup:

WHAT??!!! And please, by all means..EXPLAIN, Mr. perfect.

I did the opposite I guess. I drove a 350 and down shifted without thinking and almost went threw the window. Damn Syncro-rev has spoiled me.

I would, but can you hear me from the kitchen?

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WHAT??!!! And please, by all means..EXPLAIN, Mr. perfect.


Sophia, challenge this man to a mud-wrestling bout immediately!

I also accept jello

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edit: also the name of this thread makes me rage

I had the same problem with the gas cap....had to study the manual at Sheetz
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Haha, nice. I dont know much about cars, but I Do know about my game systems :p Call of Duty, buddy

Nah, he might be the type who doesn't like to get alittle dirt under his nails

same... i have to be careful when i drive my friends' cars, if i'm not concentrating i just step right back off the clutch to my friends :icon14: reaction...

I think the 370z is very easy to operate,drive the latest German's car like BMW 7 series,the Mercedes "S" class or the Audi A8,there are so many "TOYS" on board,which i think really need an Engineer to operate it.!

and those "TOYS" are suppose to make driving easier.

I read most of mine.

Yeah every previous car with the exception of a 68 mustang where you pumped in the back had the pump on the drivers side. So first I pulled up the wrong way and had to swing around then I searched everywhere for a release button. Didnt feel too stupid though bc I had previously helped an old guy who had just gotten a dodge charger I believe figure out how to open his.

Of course you did, women are smarter than men. We poke and prod at things until we break them :P

I believe every word of those sentences. ;)

Even with the freaking owner's manual I had to try more than 5 times to change the time due to day savings time change, because the manual was not that specific.

going from key to keyless, i took the fob from the sales guy and proceeded to stick it into the ignition, that was after he explained the car to me and its functions.

wait you mean the hole for it or did you press it against the start button? :roflpuke2:

into the invisible ignition slot :roflpuke2:

This happened to me with a loaner G37x sedan from the dealer when my Maxima was in for service. I was laughing at myself when I finally figured it out. lol

I thought I'd be cool and powerslide my Z after washing it at a local power-washing place.

Didn't consider the soap on the tires. It was late, no one around...managed to swing the *** around then too much so, then overcorrected and swung I back the other way, and ended up pointing the nose straight at a curb. Lucky me, I was on my brakes hard at this point, and stopped it before it hit said curb.

Lesson learned - hell no.

I tried the same thing at an intersection off a highway exit ramp - again a situation where there was no traffic. Pulled out, goosed it, and the rear end swung around like it was on a ball bearing, and I nearly did a 180, and headed for the divided median (it's a divided underpass), and my tires touched a little grass.

I thought that'd be the end of it you know?

Nah...I decided to do it again in a newly constructed subdivision - didn't even have any houses up yet. Pulled off a nice powerslide, and left. Maybe I'm getting the hang of it, eh? Did it once again...and that was good enough

Was at another parking lot, this time, I wasn't really aiming for anything - just cocked the wheel all the way over and floored it - lol. Did a 360 before I could even acknowledge it, and was heading for a 540 before I got some control over it. lol

Lastly, I was at yet another parking lot, and thought I'd do a bit of "random autocross". DAMN near ran over a 4" curb, thinking it was an exit (asphalt w/ cement curbs, where they typically take the cement curb across the enterance style) - brakes work well, I'll say that.

Everytime I get in my Z, I seem to have a (k)newb(etter) moment.

My dealership didn't explain much of anything probably because they knew less than I did about the car when I bought it. Before I had a "newby" moment I had the car in my driveway with the manual in hand for about an hour. What has been kind of fun is discovering little things that I didn't catch initially. I still haven't completely figured out all the capability of the Nav system.

if you have a dealership that is owned by people who love tuning their car and go race you know you are good as they aren't stuckup arseholes

A Sales rep and I both had a newb moment with the gas lid.

Took a yellow 370z out for a test drive a couple of months ago at Courtesy Nissan, the dealer suggested we stop by a gas station to fill her up a little.

So, both us literally spent 10 to 15 minutes trying to find the release button. Didn't even bother reading through the manual thinking how hard could it be? Obviously this guy didn't know the product he was selling....

Then some lady (Next to us pumping gas) told us to try pressing on the lid itself and viola!It opened! It was sad... yes.