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The Z is a sexy car for sure but if I had to do it again, I would have bought a 2011 STI first or maybe a 5.0 just on the ease of modding it.
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...and you can by a used Z for 25. |
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The 5.0 performance is nice, but its still a Mustang and I see more and more old ladies driving them each day. The Z06 is a sweet car and I'd love to get one. They are just as useless as the 370Z because they're both 2 seats with a useless trunk. "Its a flying gas can with 2 chairs" as my buddy calls my Z. I got a chance to drive my buddies 2007 Z06 two weeks ago and it's so much smoother than the Z and I don't mind the interior. For me the difference between getting a used Z06 vs a new 370Z is just the matter of flipping a coin. I'd be just as happy either way. |
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That being said....wtf is this? http://blogs.insideline.com/roadtest...driverseat.jpg Isn't the seat supposed to be 8-way power adjustable in the Touring model? What are those 2 knobs? Doesn't look "power" to me. Didn't feel like it either when I looked at one at the dealership today, either. |
Just moves your butt up and down.
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Also, I saw what looked like brushed aluminum around the gauges and other places---is it? Or is that "polymer"? I was very impressed with the interior as a whole, and the sound system. |
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The brushed aluminum is plastic. :tup: |
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PS. I finally get what you all mean. The 370Z "FEELS" a lot smaller than my Z06, even though it isn't. Over-all, the interior is very nice. I'm now just concerned with how it wears/holds up inside, if the seats get loose on their tracks, if those inserts in the seats fray, if rattles are prone to develop, that sort of thing. |
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Answering questions for self = ftw. :hello: |
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Haven't had any issues with the seats sliding around. |
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