Unbiased frs/brz opinion over my very own 370z

UNKNOWN_370

I agree with your scion review. I think looking at the interior though day after day will be hard coming from a Z. A month+ of driving with that interior and i see many days of nausea and chronic vomiting. You can find a 2003-2004 350z thats well maintained for $11,000 and you can save another 14,000 and not lose the power level you're used to.

Or you can consider a lower insurance FWD funmobile like the mazda 3 for $20,000 and save an extra $5,000

You can refi the Z but risk massive equity loss due to slow pay. If you plan on keeping the Z once you refi... do it. If you're going to get new ride hungry in two years? Trade for a lower priced car.

Or you can get a FR-S and have civics and integras pull up on you day in and day out... over and over and over and over and over...

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UNKNOWN_370

I think this is where you'd be

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jkim23

I think you should keep the Z.

Based on your previous posts, it looks like you've put a lot of time and money into your car. Not only just aftermarket parts, but the time it took to research them and the time and money it took to install those parts.

In the end you would probably break even if you factored in all the time and money you spent on the Z. And then, you will probably end up modding your FR-S, so that's more money and time that you'll have to spend.

Now, if you really like the FR-S over the Z, that's a different story. But that doesn't sound like it's the case.

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