Z here, there, everywhere

SiXK · 05-18-2010, 08:29 AM

I hardly ever see them and I live in Orlando, where you would expect there are quite a few.

It will never be a 'special' car in terms of numbers. It is a mass-produced, mass-marketed car. Granted its the bottom end of that spectrum with its sales numbers but if you expect to be elite, keep shopping.

However, take solace in the fact that the Camaro has already sold more in numbers (I am presuming since they are everywhere), there are more mustangs on the road than cigarette butts, and corvettes number in the billions.

The 370Z is nowhere near elite, but its the most elite of the readily available sports cars right now.

05-18-2010, 08:29 AM	#11 (permalink)
SiXK Enthusiast Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Orlando Posts: 352 Drives: 09 370Z / 91 300ZXTT Rep Power: 187	I hardly ever see them and I live in Orlando, where you would expect there are quite a few. It will never be a 'special' car in terms of numbers. It is a mass-produced, mass-marketed car. Granted its the bottom end of that spectrum with its sales numbers but if you expect to be elite, keep shopping. However, take solace in the fact that the Camaro has already sold more in numbers (I am presuming since they are everywhere), there are more mustangs on the road than cigarette butts, and corvettes number in the billions. The 370Z is nowhere near elite, but its the most elite of the readily available sports cars right now. __________________ Magnetic Black 2009 370Z / Pearl Yellow 1991 300ZXTT