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Originally Posted by Ventruck I rented the 2018 or 2019 model. It did feel like an SUV as far as size goes, at least in dry conditions. Handling wasn't engaging
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Different engine (2.0 turbo, instead of 3.7 VQ37) Different powertrain arrangement (Front wheel based, not longitudinal) Different transmission (CVT vs the same 7A in a 370Z) Different body structure It's literally as different as comparing a Maxima to a 370Z, except even more different. I value your experiences, but just saying the carry-over isn't there, hence why I'm looking at a 2017 and not a newer model, which is what many people question. |
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