12-23-2015, 11:33 AM
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Join Date: Nov 2012
Location: Anaheim, CA
Posts: 422
Drives: 2012 Black 370Z-R
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Originally Posted by danelonson
I used to own a 2005 WRX STI before the Z and the same day I got the car I quickly noticed something that I was not used to with a car, that as soon as someone else with a WRX (regardless of year) would see me they would beep and wave. In the 7 years I had this car not once did I pass by a WRX and they wouldn't acknowledge me. Many times I would be driving and hear a beep and as I would look at my rearview mirrors sure enough it was a WRX driver that had passed me and would be sticking their hand out the window waving.
My question is, why don't 370Z drivers do the same? I understand that this car is not as rare as the WRX (at least in Miami) but you don't see them that often either. Is there a reason for this? I also have a sportbike and people wave at me all of the time regardless of what motorcycle they're riding.
Just wondering why not with the 370Z?
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Dude! I have been wondering the same thing...most of the time it's some old guy/woman driving it and they are completely oblivious to ANYTHING around them in the first place. But I can spot a Z from a mile away and I hope those who appreciate their Z do the same thing....we're not in a Toyota Camry here. That's one thing I always thought was cool with bikers, they all wave at each other... Don't think Harley guys wave at street bikes though and vice versa.....ego's...ppfff lol
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