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I think it's part of the raw character of the car. I enjoy hearing the tiny pebbles/sand/water under the tires, I enjoy the limited visibility (in a way), I enjoy
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I think it's part of the raw character of the car. I enjoy hearing the tiny pebbles/sand/water under the tires, I enjoy the limited visibility (in a way), I enjoy that I can hear the clutch when I depress the pedal prior to starting the car. I even smile when I open the hood for cleaning and have to use a prop rod like an old muscle car.
These are some of the reasons I bought the 370Z over something similarly priced but quiet/refined/boring, like a G37 or IS350. |
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