370z vs 335i Coupe

flashburn

Regardless of its whp, its still a boring-*** looking BMW.

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fullmonty

They are a dime a dozen around here

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christian370z

That is why I did not even consider them, there are so many around Socal it is unbelievable. Even though they are everywhere, it is very rare to find one so heavily and tastefully modified which makes my friend's one more unique in my eyes.

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mrcardio

I see 370z's around my neck of the woods all the time. I see 335i's every once in a while and they look hot, especially the coupe. And as far as the BMW 335i's being "slow" and "boring" I don't know WTF some of you are talking about. For one, they aren't if any slower than the 370z running 4.7 0-60 and 13.3@106mph in the 1/4 (way quicker with a simple tune), they handle extremely well and are a blast to drive. It would ultimately come down to who's the better driver because all out performance is comparable stock. The Z is a decent car for the money but I’d take a 335i in a heartbeat over one. They’re two totally different cars with different strengths and weaknesses. I just prefer the 335i for its turbo inline 6cyl (very broad torque curve), 50/50 weight distribution balance, looks, build quality and other things.

I would take the sedan (I like the under-stated look of both) although the coupe might look a bit better

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