WTB First 370Z - Need Advice From You Experts!

big daddy

Let me first start out by saying I'm an IDIOT

I buy/sell/trade cars way to often and between my wife and I we have 5 cars right now. Yes we have a problem

My favorite car to drive is my Nismo, There isn't one thing I don't like about it. I purchased it off or cars.com and got a GREAT deal. I bought it in January and it was a 2013 with 681 miles on it and it had every option and they had a alarm, radar detector and tint done on it. I only paid $36,000.


I love all the Z and my son who is 16 drives a 1980 280ZX. I've owned 3 different 350/370z not counting the Nismo.

With all that said I love the Nissan Z series and highly recommend them. Just take your time and do some shopping

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Fast intensions Non-Resonated Test Pipes and TDX CBE w/18" Resonators, Stillen Generation 3 Long Tube CAI, tint, tail light covers, Gramlights 57Xtremes, CS Nismo kit, and several carbon parts. Slowly getting more

4TthAnnyZ

Well here's my personal 1 month review if it helps.

Owned my 40th Anniversary for almost a month now, had 49k miles on it when I bought it, now has exactly 50k miles and no issues yet. Waiting for the day my slave cylinder goes out but decided that I can't cry over milk that hasn't spilled yet. The interior and exterior is near mint. The paint however on these cars is very fragile, rock chips appear out of nowhere. I would invest in a repair kit right away or Di Noc film (my whole front end/mirrors/etc are covered). I used Dr. Colorchip for a few small chips, can't even tell they were ever there.

I figured out the clutch right away so that hasn't been an issue for me. The rear diff could be a little quieter I think, but it's a 2-door coupe so there'e really no way around that.

Spend some time looking around before you buy, lot's of people out there that think their cars are worth more than they are (especially dealers... I will never buy a car from a dealer unless it's brand new). I payed $23,400 for my 40th, and I feel that was a good deal given the rarity and the "lowish" miles.

I wouldn't buy anything lower than a sport touring, I think you will immediately want the extra features. Also, I would recommend 2010 or newer to avoid first year problems that most cars have.

Good luck on your search!