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370z owners, what do you do about practicality?

Forgot a few replies. I was on the EVO, followed by the G37 for a while but I'm chosen the 370z for the reasons that it feels like the total

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Forgot a few replies.

I was on the EVO, followed by the G37 for a while but I'm chosen the 370z for the reasons that it feels like the total package I need. A sports car, minus the shotty plastic interior of the EVO, plus the sportier edge over the more heavy, less aggressive-looking G37, and with practicality drawbacks I believe I can live with. I am single, living at home, and prefer not to carry more than 1 passenger. I always did I find it annoying to carry my friends or some friend's friends in the backseat and having to move my seat forward. I'm 6'2" and I need the position in the farthest position to be comfortable, so you can imagine how idiotic I look from a bystander's perspective with backseat passengers.

As for girls, I agree, I don't do fat chicks. I currently live at home, and have the first floor to myself so having a room the for the girls isn't a problem. The instances were for those times that, I'm sure every guy knows what I'm talking about, where you just take her to a relatively secluded spot in those living-in-the-moment situations.

As for my mother, she probably will not be driving my car no more than a few times, if that much. She does like her SUV and seems to prefer driving AWDs for safety reasons. I'm still doing the math on finances but I intend on paying for 2/3 of the amount through the duration of the loan and the remaining paid back to my parents after a bit. I'm not a momma's boy but I just don't like taking advantage of my parents at this age but the Integra is falling apart and has to go. The engine is fine with 112k and has been in the family since '92 but the repair costs for it outweigh the total value. I'm going to miss it but I have a friend of a friend that wants to take it off my hands. I still remembe riding in the backseat of it when I was 5 while my mom drove around shopping and whatever. Sigh, I digress.

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