New review.

Lone Wolf 75 · 09-06-2009, 11:20 PM

Interesting review. I have actually been on those roads they were driving on - they are really fun drives. At least the review gives you an impression of what the roads in northern California are like, not the endless desert cliff highways as portrayed on the short lived new "Knight Rider" on NBC and countless other tv shows/movies that would have you believe otherwise. I literally burst out laughing when they tried to portray the Stanford Campus on that show since it was so inaccurate.

Regarding the reviewer, that's his schitic, he gave a good review with lots of gesticulation. I'd say it was mostly non-technical, but does convey the message that the Nismo suspension is stiffer than the 370Z. And it did solve the mystery of what the center blank button in the coupe is for (the convertable roof up/down). However, I do think it would be funny to see him talk with his hands tied behind his back. His extreme hand movements remind me of one of the site coordinators I worked with at UCSF. He was from Pittsburgh (like me), but also couldn't talk without moving his hands, as they were an integral part of communication.

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09-06-2009, 11:20 PM	#25 (permalink)
Lone Wolf 75 Base Member Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: The Future Age: 51 Posts: 191 Drives: 09 370Z PG 6M Rep Power: 17	Interesting review. I have actually been on those roads they were driving on - they are really fun drives. At least the review gives you an impression of what the roads in northern California are like, not the endless desert cliff highways as portrayed on the short lived new "Knight Rider" on NBC and countless other tv shows/movies that would have you believe otherwise. I literally burst out laughing when they tried to portray the Stanford Campus on that show since it was so inaccurate. Regarding the reviewer, that's his schitic, he gave a good review with lots of gesticulation. I'd say it was mostly non-technical, but does convey the message that the Nismo suspension is stiffer than the 370Z. And it did solve the mystery of what the center blank button in the coupe is for (the convertable roof up/down). However, I do think it would be funny to see him talk with his hands tied behind his back. His extreme hand movements remind me of one of the site coordinators I worked with at UCSF. He was from Pittsburgh (like me), but also couldn't talk without moving his hands, as they were an integral part of communication.