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This spring we shopped a used G37 among other fun coupes. Manual cars are not easy to come by: in that regard there were similar number of Z's also available
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This spring we shopped a used G37 among other fun coupes. Manual cars are not easy to come by: in that regard there were similar number of Z's also available in the 250 mile radius of the North East I was looking at. Plenty of slush boxs out there which I accounts for the numbers.
The G37 is a good car, and we would have been fine driving it. But it didn't stir our souls like the Z car does, nor the car we ended up getting in this case to replace a G35x auto daily driver (a base Cayman CPO: chose it over the G and 2.0 A5). In my neck of the woods, the demographics are about the same. You see 20 something-40 somethings in both cars equally. No cliches need apply. - b |
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