Been a while, but still here and looking into a Z

bboytaktix · 04-08-2013, 02:30 PM

UPDATE: After going back and forth about the Z being a decent winter car, and also the price of the Z's around here, I decided against one. They are great cars if I lived in a summer climate, but since I drive up north almost every weekend in the winter for snowboarding, it just didn't make much sense to me.

So I purchased a 2011 WRX STI sedan last friday, I pick it up tomorrow after work

Only has 30,000km's on it and wasn't a big price difference over the used Z's I've seen around here. I think I made a great choice. Thank you all for your input, at this point I won't really be sticking around since I'm already on like 4 other forums for my cobalt (which will be traded in) and my new STI. But thanks for the warm welcome, and I will always have a thing for the nissan Z's, they are sexy rides!! You never know in another 10-15 years I may own a future Z :P

04-08-2013, 02:30 PM	#11 (permalink)
bboytaktix Base Member Join Date: Mar 2012 Location: Montreal Qc Posts: 43 Drives: Chevy Cobalt 2.2T Rep Power: 14	UPDATE: After going back and forth about the Z being a decent winter car, and also the price of the Z's around here, I decided against one. They are great cars if I lived in a summer climate, but since I drive up north almost every weekend in the winter for snowboarding, it just didn't make much sense to me. So I purchased a 2011 WRX STI sedan last friday, I pick it up tomorrow after work Only has 30,000km's on it and wasn't a big price difference over the used Z's I've seen around here. I think I made a great choice. Thank you all for your input, at this point I won't really be sticking around since I'm already on like 4 other forums for my cobalt (which will be traded in) and my new STI. But thanks for the warm welcome, and I will always have a thing for the nissan Z's, they are sexy rides!! You never know in another 10-15 years I may own a future Z :P DIGItonium and Haboob like this.