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LOVE this car!!! Umm... sunglasses holder? Center console tab? Bose display?

Originally Posted by SophiaZ You suck! j/k Deal with the "I wish I had's..." and just enjoy the Z. Don't compare it to other cars..or you wouldn't be considered faithful

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Old 10-25-2010, 01:09 PM   #1 (permalink)
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You suck! j/k
Deal with the "I wish I had's..." and just enjoy the Z. Don't compare it to other cars..or you wouldn't be considered faithful and happy with your purchase. You bought it for a reason...so now, just deal with the flaws. But all-in-all..the pros out way the flaws! Enyjoy
or just get creative and fix the flaws
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Old 10-24-2010, 09:41 PM   #2 (permalink)
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i usually put my sunglasses in the cupholder on the driver door or in the glove box. i have the nav so no room in the center.
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350 had a nice drop down door for your sunglasses that was a part of the overhead/map light insert. Wish they had kept that idea on the 370.
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350 had a nice drop down door for your sunglasses that was a part of the overhead/map light insert. Wish they had kept that idea on the 370.
Those are nice. Only problem is that they get in the way of the targa top, oh wait no targa.
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Those are nice. Only problem is that they get in the way of the targa top, oh wait no targa.
There is a member here that actually had a targa conversion done to his car. Not sure how I feel about it, as they ended up with roll cage/roll bar additions behind the seats to strengthen the body. To each their own
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Saw the conversion.
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I'm trying to think of a car that is perfect and met everyone's needs....still thinking...
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I'm trying to think of a car that is perfect and met everyone's needs....still thinking...
Honestly? I think the F150 Lightning would come the closest.

Can offroad in a limited capacity.
Handles well for what it is.
Pretty quick stock, hella fast for cheap.
Can haul firewood/trash/whatever.


Pretty darn versatile.

However, not my thing. Just throwing it out there.
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I always think to myself when I drive the car (it's a DD), "this much driving fun for $36K must be illegal!" Nissan did the design right!

But with any car, there are issues. We know the big ones: oil consumption, oil temperature, road noise, etc.

Some nitnoid design issues have me scratching my head, however. I know someone earlier posted his "issues" with the car and got shat upon. So to get these things off my chest, I'm gonna throw out some really picky things while I put my flame suit on.

- Where's the sunglasses holder? I use the cubby (great spot for them!), but the map light area's huge - why couldn't have that been added? Need to look cool while driving the Z!
- The center console tab is perfectly position to be opened by your elbow when you're driving. Side location perhaps?
- AC Delco radios have two line displays, which are nice for SAT Radio. Even in cheap rentals (the Dodge Caliber), the stock display is two line, VFD... nice. The one-liner Bose... meh.

I bought the car as a DD for it's engine and sportiness, and I love it. But I also own it, so I think a little bit of self criticism is helpful. Flame away!
Very minor issues except for the overheating and whatnot.

Sunglasses holder? What car has one?

Don't like the radio display? The NAV more than makes up for it. Why are you looking at the radio display when you have a NAV to jack around with?

To me, the engine is the worst part about the 370Z based on my limited experience (very) with the car. Nissan breathed new life into something they should have replaced instead.
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Very minor issues except for the overheating and whatnot.

Sunglasses holder? What car has one?

Don't like the radio display? The NAV more than makes up for it. Why are you looking at the radio display when you have a NAV to jack around with?

To me, the engine is the worst part about the 370Z based on my limited experience (very) with the car. Nissan breathed new life into something they should have replaced instead.
My Altima coupe has the perfect sunglass golder right above the rearview mirror. The should have done it the same way for the Z.
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I loved the sunglass holder on my Infiniti G35 Coupe. Wish the 370Z had that!
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i don't have any issue with the lack of a sunglasses holder because i don't remove the sunglasses when driving and when I am would continue to wear them until i get to where i am going
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i don't have any issue with the lack of a sunglasses holder because i don't remove the sunglasses when driving and when I am would continue to wear them until i get to where i am going
Manual clearly states this is the proper procedure. No need to store sunglasses as they should always be ON I may have made some of that up
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sunglass holder thing is a total opinion IMO and cannot be credited as a fault or something.

The center cubby opening by elbow? Never happened. With the 100's of different ways people sit and body length's / arm lengths I wouldnt refer to this as a fault either. If they had moved it slightly forward or backwards, you would be ok but another set of people might say hrmm my elbow hits it (mine never has and doesnt come close to it)

No idea on the Radio thing. My radio turns on and off when i want it to so its good for me!
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