Looking for insight from Z owners who also own a GT-R

b1adesofcha0s

Oh that sucks. We were going to watch Fast Five at our next meet.

I don't own a GT-R (I do want it as my next car though ) but I guess the only advice I can give is to test drive it and see how you like it. Other things you might consider in your decision are whether or not you plan on doing any mods and to what extent if you are. Also what performance level are you after? A 370Z is at a way different level than a Z06, Viper, or GT3.

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Divexxtreme

Varying performance levels. My GT-R isn't stock, so it will fully satisfy my big HP requirements.

I'm looking more for a car that I can shift on my own, weighs under 3600 lbs, is RWD, and provides good driver feedback. The Z06 is actually great fit. I may end up getting another one..but I'm open to other options as well, hence the reason I'm here.

The 6 GT3 may be a bit spartan for what I'm looking for, and the 7 GT3 is really pushing the price-point for a second 'fun' car. Not sure if it's worth it or not.

I'd say the current front runners are the 370Z, M3, and Z06...in no particular order.

b1adesofcha0s

Of those 3 I think the M3 is more of a luxury car than the other 2. If you want something fun to drive, I would go with either the 370Z or the Z06. I think you might like the Z06 better though for driving feel and feedback. I really don't have any experience with higher performance cars than the 370Z and I can't drive manual so I can't really say anymore than that. Good luck with whatever you get

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