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No doubt the driving experience will be great. It will be very responsive with excellent driver feel. To me the z was on par. Fit and finish is top shelf.
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No doubt the driving experience will be great. It will be very responsive with excellent driver feel. To me the z was on par. Fit and finish is top shelf. This is where the Cayman leaves the z in the dust. No harsh sounds, no clunky tranny, it is perfect. Dont expect too much with interior comfort and entertainment, it is basic by my standards. What you dont get in driver amenities is more than made up by how well the car drives and how well it is put together. Was close to getting it but the maintenance cost was astronomical. I also looked at mods and it too was cost prohibitive. If you're after driver interaction and experience go for it. This car is awesome. Keep us posted will 'ya.
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