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Honestly if you are going to put some miles on the car the best deal is going to be on a left over 350Z. You're going to take a smaller
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Honestly if you are going to put some miles on the car the best deal is going to be on a left over 350Z. You're going to take a smaller hit on depreciation, and as a highway cruiser it is just as good. Yes the 370Z is better, slightly nicer interior and improved cornering grip but the 350Z is no slouch either.
Cross the Genesis off the list, it's not an attractive option at the moment because of the price gouging (maybe next year). Yes, you will have many economical tire options on the 18" wheels. |
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