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m4a1mustang 06-26-2012 01:47 PM

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Originally Posted by boomee (Post 1792477)
wow we gone way off topic lolololl oh well when in rome

You need to go back and check your intro thread!

kenchan 06-26-2012 01:54 PM

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Originally Posted by m4a1mustang (Post 1792484)
You need to go back and check your intro thread!

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Originally Posted by boomee (Post 1789332)
Im new to the forums doing research not quite sure wich car I want at the moment but the Z is definitly on the top 5 list along with STI hatches, 5.0 mustangs, C5 vetts. I do have an affinity for nissans in general since my dad owned a 280ZX and I had a 2003 Nissan SER( non spec V but manual transmision) so I have alot of fond memories of nissans. Currently driving a modded subaru forester XT( I have 2 dogs) looking for more info to make a educated purchase

this?

boomee 06-26-2012 01:58 PM

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Originally Posted by boomee (Post 1791526)
Hey I have seen and talked to a couple of people that have decided to ''downgrade'' from gtrs to 370 Zs whats the benifit of that? From what I gather is just that the Z comes in manual. What are the other reasons I have never driven GTR but like other people who arnt in the know everyone talks about that car as a world beating car so why the change?

PS Im new on this forum if I need to have this in another thread please let me know.

nope this is the start of this forum kechen that is the other thread I made lol

m4a1mustang 06-26-2012 02:02 PM

That's what I'm talking about. Go back and read my welcome note. :icon17:

Cmike2780 06-26-2012 02:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Fabio88 (Post 1792380)

I'm not sure if real. Please send me bank account user name and password to confirm :)


jk.


Seriously, no need start swinging your stick around, lol.

IBTL

kenchan 06-26-2012 02:04 PM

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Originally Posted by boomee (Post 1792504)
nope this is the start of this forum kechen that is the other thread I made lol

oh, yah, i already posted my reasons in the earlier pages. :tup:

boomee 06-26-2012 02:12 PM

cool m4 mustang I would like to come out sometime grrr wich I kept the parts on the Forester turbo though sold the parts and other stuff got married and bought a house go figure lol

m4a1mustang 06-26-2012 02:13 PM

We accept all makes and models... and in all conditions. :icon17:

boomee 06-26-2012 02:19 PM

cool Ill check out the thread

FairladyZ 06-26-2012 03:29 PM

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Originally Posted by MacLean (Post 1792424)
+1........... :iagree: If I could afford a GTR, then a 370Z would never cross my mind to be quite honest (MAYBE get as a DD). I would be sticking with cars near or in the GTR price range (911 Carrera S, Carrera 4S, M3……), but near downgrade.



+1........... :iagree: IMHO I think anybody can lease a GTR, but far from few can actually afford to buy the GTR. When you are leasing a car you are going to pay a couple to several hundred less each month on your monthly car payment & in the end you will never actually pay the full price of the car. So at the end of the day it is always about money. A lot of people are just trying to impress others & trying to keep up with the Jone’s IMHO.


Exactly, I'd buy a manual Audi R8, I'd buy a manual Porsche turbo, Id but a **** load of MANUALS in the 100k-150k range. Buy a manual GT3, why get a Z lol.

If we threw money out the window, and were all given a choice to walk into Nissan and pick a Z or GTR, im sure we would all pick the GTR. Please don't try to justify picking a Z.

MMC Racing 06-26-2012 03:56 PM

People get too caught up in upgrades/downgrades between vehicles. Different vehicles have different attributes. I loved my GT-R, but I'm also enjoying my new 370z in other ways.

The long version of how I went from GT-R+G37 to 370z is in the thread I posted a few days back, but basically sold the GT-R and G37 when we built our new house. Since we turned our old place into a rental, I didn't have any cash out toward the new one, so some sacrafices had to be made to have 20% down on a 500k house. Other people may have sold investments or took 401k loans, but I opted to sell my toys.

FairladyZ 06-26-2012 04:00 PM

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Originally Posted by MMC Racing (Post 1792778)
People get too caught up in upgrades/downgrades between vehicles. Different vehicles have different attributes. I loved my GT-R, but I'm also enjoying my new 370z in other ways.

The long version of how I went from GT-R+G37 to 370z is in the thread I posted a few days back, but basically sold the GT-R and G37 when we built our new house. Since we turned our old place into a rental, I didn't have any cash out toward the new one, so some sacrafices had to be made to have 20% down on a 500k house. Other people may have sold investments or took 401k loans, but I opted to sell my toys.

To be honest this is a worthy move.

MacLean 06-26-2012 04:09 PM

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Originally Posted by MMC Racing (Post 1792778)
People get too caught up in upgrades/downgrades between vehicles. Different vehicles have different attributes. I loved my GT-R, but I'm also enjoying my new 370z in other ways.

The long version of how I went from GT-R+G37 to 370z is in the thread I posted a few days back, but basically sold the GT-R and G37 when we built our new house. Since we turned our old place into a rental, I didn't have any cash out toward the new one, so some sacrafices had to be made to have 20% down on a 500k house. Other people may have sold investments or took 401k loans, but I opted to sell my toys.

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Originally Posted by FairladyZ (Post 1792780)
To be honest this is a worthy move.

+1........ :iagree: I would have more than likely done the same, but I would have thought long & hard about it. I wouldn't want to take out a loan, or take money from my 401k & get hit with penalties. Hopefully you had fun & enjoyed the toys while it lasted. IMHO having a nice or nicer house is far more important than driving an expensive car. Yeah if things are taken care of & money isn't an issue, then get that sweet a** ride.

MMC Racing 06-26-2012 04:42 PM

Another important consideration is I bought mine in 2008 based on the original MSRP of $73k. Now the MSRP is 25K higher. That difference prices more people out of the market and increases the value proposition of the 370z when compared to a GT-R.

MacLean 06-26-2012 05:27 PM

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Originally Posted by MMC Racing (Post 1792848)
Another important consideration is I bought mine in 2008 based on the original MSRP of $73k. Now the MSRP is 25K higher. That difference prices more people out of the market and increases the value proposition of the 370z when compared to a GT-R.

That makes a huge difference too. I was really surprised to see that the GT-R went up so effen much in a matter of four years. The GT-R puts out some great numbers, but not worth the price now.


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