My new Z.....

ZCanadian · 11-13-2017, 12:16 PM

Take it to the track just once. You'll never get rid of it after that! ;-)
(unless, of course, you get greedy coming out of a corner, and wad it up).

Definitely a light car for the power, and with front engine balance it must take some getting used to. Hence, all the YouTube testimonials to stupid. But I've also seen them driven well, and in those cases they are really amazing cars for the price. Unlike Corvettes of old, this one CAN corner with the best of them, and once the car gets a chance to stretch its legs, they just keep going and going. Cooling (and brake cooling) were the only issues that I could recall, but that was after some pretty heavy (ab)use.

11-13-2017, 12:16 PM	#11 (permalink)
ZCanadian A True Z Fanatic Join Date: Jan 2017 Location: Canada Posts: 1,037 Drives: 2013 370Z Rep Power: 59503	Take it to the track just once. You'll never get rid of it after that! ;-) (unless, of course, you get greedy coming out of a corner, and wad it up). Definitely a light car for the power, and with front engine balance it must take some getting used to. Hence, all the YouTube testimonials to stupid. But I've also seen them driven well, and in those cases they are really amazing cars for the price. Unlike Corvettes of old, this one CAN corner with the best of them, and once the car gets a chance to stretch its legs, they just keep going and going. Cooling (and brake cooling) were the only issues that I could recall, but that was after some pretty heavy (ab)use.