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thanks for the replies everyone. I love the design of these cars, and its funny how the craftsmanship of the 370z is on par if not better than the previous
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thanks for the replies everyone. I love the design of these cars, and its funny how the craftsmanship of the 370z is on par if not better than the previous G cars. It is one thing that i always felt iffy about: the Japanese craftsmanship with these cars is just so often lagging behind anything German. I definitley jumped on the G train too early (i got the first 05 6mt on the east coast) and then 4 years down the line had a ton of problems with it... thats why im interested in what you guys are experiencing.
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