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I haven't had any problems with practicality. What ever I'm carrying, it fits in the car. But I do have a pick up truck as a DD and to haul
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I haven't had any problems with practicality. What ever I'm carrying, it fits in the car. But I do have a pick up truck as a DD and to haul stuff. But I don't haul stuff all the time. The Z is a nice car and if you need to haul some big stuff like furniture or a flat screen t.v. you can rent a pick up truck. I think it's $20 at a Uhaul for a day. And if you can't finance it yourself ( why ) then I wouldn't get it. It's not meant to be right now. Wonder what your insurance is going to be. If they are just co-signing cuz you don't have enough credit then go for it. There are pluses to a 2 seater like the guy said above. You won't be the one who hauls everyone around.
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