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First off, I was in your position last year and I don't regret getting the Z at all! I love the interior and exterior and its a blast to drive.
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First off, I was in your position last year and I don't regret getting the Z at all! I love the interior and exterior and its a blast to drive.
Considering the Z is a sports car, I had to get manual. It just makes it much more enjoyable to drive and also, sport package comes with SRM which I think is innovative and useful. As far as the Nismo body kit, I would only get the Nismo if you REALLY like it. IMO its pricey and I would rather get the sport package and spend the extra money on aftermarket parts. It would be a waste of money to buy the Nismo body kit separately unless you got a real good deal on it(most likely being used).
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