Would it be possible to get a nice 370z in my budget

Jordo! · 03-12-2013, 11:03 PM

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Originally Posted by n1ssan370z

So I am looking forward to get a Nissan 370z for my first car but I got a budget and was wondering if I could get a good one in my budget

My budget is around 23000

Maybe.

A 2009 with moderate to high miles can be gotten for that -- almost definitely from a private seller if not a dealership.

Search local listings and see what you can find -- good luck.

ElVee · 03-26-2013, 04:45 PM

I think someone already mentioned it, but if you drive this Z anywhere near like the 16yo's that I know (and encounter) drive theirs, you're going to put yourself out of a lot of money very quickly. Or someone will get pissed at you at school and key your car just because they're kids.

And there will be tears.

Maybe you'll get lucky, but it's not been my experience. Nor insurer's, hence their rates for your segment.

Get a cheaper 2+2 and tune it up with the money you save. You can also screw up and make your mistakes (which you should plan on, as you grow older) and not take so hard a hit. Maybe you'll find out the easy way that you would be happier with something else. Maybe a smaller, even sportier car, or something with more dragster power. Or something that rides better or has more room in the back for steamy, park-in-the-park-mess-around-and-hope-you-don't-get-rolled-up-on.

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03-26-2013, 04:45 PM	#2 (permalink)
ElVee Track Member Join Date: Mar 2013 Location: Iowa Posts: 750 Drives: 13 370z 7at t+s grey Rep Power: 18	I think someone already mentioned it, but if you drive this Z anywhere near like the 16yo's that I know (and encounter) drive theirs, you're going to put yourself out of a lot of money very quickly. Or someone will get pissed at you at school and key your car just because they're kids. And there will be tears. Maybe you'll get lucky, but it's not been my experience. Nor insurer's, hence their rates for your segment. Get a cheaper 2+2 and tune it up with the money you save. You can also screw up and make your mistakes (which you should plan on, as you grow older) and not take so hard a hit. Maybe you'll find out the easy way that you would be happier with something else. Maybe a smaller, even sportier car, or something with more dragster power. Or something that rides better or has more room in the back for steamy, park-in-the-park-mess-around-and-hope-you-don't-get-rolled-up-on.