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Originally Posted by ImportConvert Touring package and NAV do not = Sport package. I was expressing disbelief that tires an inch or so wider and slightly larger brakes and a
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As for getting a Z later on, obviously I'm biased and I like the car a lot, but you may miss a lot of that low-end grunt that makes the Chevy so special. But you can always cross that bridge when you come to it, and you strike me as a guy who'll do all your homework before pulling the trigger. |
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EDIT TO ADD: Looking at C&D's test data, the 1998 Z28 had a 5-60 of 5.6 seconds. The 370Z did the same in 5.5 seconds in one test, and 5.8 in another (I think the first test was when it was new, as I belive it was the same car tested, that they used for their long-term eval). Like I said, they felt the same to me. Last edited by ImportConvert; 07-26-2011 at 01:37 PM. |
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