2011 370z, 400 hp..... hybrid?

Naytch · 09-30-2010, 03:30 AM

No thanks. Thats why I settled for the 2010 when I heard about this. If I wanted to go green I'd go all electric, ride a bike, or take the freakin bus. Call me old fashion but there is something about putting a battery in a car....especially in a sports car for that matter. If performance hybrids turn out to be the next big thing of this century, fine...I'll still be proud to own a "real" sports car that feeds on fuel and not some damn battery powered "toy" car.

Vegitto-kun · 09-30-2010, 10:20 AM

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Originally Posted by Naytch

No thanks. Thats why I settled for the 2010 when I heard about this. If I wanted to go green I'd go all electric, ride a bike, or take the freakin bus. Call me old fashion but there is something about putting a battery in a car....especially in a sports car for that matter. If performance hybrids turn out to be the next big thing of this century, fine...I'll still be proud to own a "real" sports car that feeds on fuel and not some damn battery powered "toy" car.

and then you see your *** getting handed to you by these "toy" cars

LuckyJinx · 09-30-2010, 10:44 AM

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Originally Posted by Vegitto-kun

and then you see your *** getting handed to you by these "toy" cars

400 hp for the hybrid z. TT on the '09 '10 z. There you go.

Vegitto-kun · 09-30-2010, 02:31 PM

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Originally Posted by LuckyJinx

400 hp for the hybrid z. TT on the '09 '10 z. There you go.

lol you need to start turbo charging your car to handle a "toy" car.

Naytch · 10-01-2010, 05:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Vegitto-kun

and then you see your *** getting handed to you by these "toy" cars

pfff..i'll believe it WHEN i see it. On paper its a huge jump in performance, but it still needs to prove itself...also reliability is still in question. If I do get my *** handed to me...that just means its a faster car...but it doesnt mean its a better car, I'm predicting its going to have its own set of problems and I'm not going to put my hard earned money down to find out....I'll settle for the 2010 thats tried and true thank you.

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Naytch Base Member Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: Lacey, WA Posts: 18 Drives: 370Z Touring 6M Rep Power: 16	No thanks. Thats why I settled for the 2010 when I heard about this. If I wanted to go green I'd go all electric, ride a bike, or take the freakin bus. Call me old fashion but there is something about putting a battery in a car....especially in a sports car for that matter. If performance hybrids turn out to be the next big thing of this century, fine...I'll still be proud to own a "real" sports car that feeds on fuel and not some damn battery powered "toy" car.