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Originally Posted by Jordo! For the money, no other car comes even close on performance and style. Everything else going for less $ or that is in the ballpark is

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Old 05-24-2014, 11:34 AM   #12 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by Jordo! View Post
For the money, no other car comes even close on performance and style.

Everything else going for less $ or that is in the ballpark is either a hot hatch, underpowered cone dodger's car, or a bloated pony/muscle car.

Everything that reflects an equal or greater performing sports coupe is significantly more expensive, and frequently not any more attractive.

So, for me, that's why the Z.
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Last year my wife told me if I gave up my motorcycle I could get any car I wanted. I agreed if I could get a Corvette.
My mother made me a very similar offer when I was in high school. But her list was far more restricted than your wife's. I loved my bike, but it didn't have a back seat But she achieved her goal as I never even considered owning another bike.

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When I considered the Z, it's initial looks had me. Now I wanted a convertible but the coupe looked so good. (Here in Alabama you probably only get to comfortably ride with the top down four months a year and the convertible is an extra $4k+.)
Your definition of "comfortably" is much broader than mine. I would probably concede that there are only four months where you have an opportunity to ride comfortably.
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