Nismo - A good dailiy driver?

Imtired · 02-05-2014, 08:18 PM

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Originally Posted by Malm

cnet guy hated the nismo.. to many personal opinions thrown in that interview..

The roughest ride of 1200 cars he has tested? Bull$hit. Unfortunately I agree with almost everything else he says. Almost 45k for a 5-year old model with some new colored panels...

7speed · 02-05-2014, 08:23 PM

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Originally Posted by Imtired

The roughest ride of 1200 cars he has tested? Bull$hit. Unfortunately I agree with almost everything else he says. Almost 45k for a 5-year old model with some new colored panels...

I think they priced it that way to keep it limited.

zaimer · 02-07-2014, 09:32 AM

Since you live in Florida, I would say you should be fine. I know the roads down there are X1000 better than up here

. Really it comes down to whether you want all the "luxury" features or not, as a previous member had said. If you don't want leather, bluetooth, bose, etc. then go for it. The 370z has a tight suspension regardless of trim level, it is a sports car so you're going to feel bumps. Granted the Nismo is a little tighter. I wanted all the goodies when I got my 370z (touring with sport package) so getting a Nismo would be a tough choice for me because I absolutely love the exterior.

Summary: If you're considering a 370z for your daily driver, the Nismo will be just fine.

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02-07-2014, 09:32 AM	#3 (permalink)
zaimer Base Member Join Date: Jan 2014 Location: Wisconsin Posts: 160 Drives: Q60S Rep Power: 13	Since you live in Florida, I would say you should be fine. I know the roads down there are X1000 better than up here . Really it comes down to whether you want all the "luxury" features or not, as a previous member had said. If you don't want leather, bluetooth, bose, etc. then go for it. The 370z has a tight suspension regardless of trim level, it is a sports car so you're going to feel bumps. Granted the Nismo is a little tighter. I wanted all the goodies when I got my 370z (touring with sport package) so getting a Nismo would be a tough choice for me because I absolutely love the exterior. Summary: If you're considering a 370z for your daily driver, the Nismo will be just fine.