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Originally Posted by sbsmoov Here's my advice for all the various complaints about the 370Z: If the multi-function gauge really bothers you-- don't buy the car . If you think

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Old 12-24-2008, 05:59 PM   #9 (permalink)
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Here's my advice for all the various complaints about the 370Z:

If the multi-function gauge really bothers you--don't buy the car.
If you think the headlights & tailights are ugly--don't buy the car.
If you dislike the prominent door handles--don't buy the car.
If you don't like the SyncroRev Match system (even though it can be disabled)--don't buy the car.
If you think this version of the VQ motor sounds harsh--don't buy the car.

But please, please stop complaining about every little thing that's not perfect as you see it. We're talking about a 30k car not a 50k+ car so don't expect perfection.
That's a ridiculous statement to make. If Nissan is not aware of these issues they won't fix them. A gauge cluster with an important read out like fuel capacity becoming blinded in sunlight is a design flaw that requires reconsideration by their engineering team. Feedback like that is exactly what necessitates these changes.
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