Why the G Coupe and not a Z?
#46
08-16-2005, 11:38 AM
Bottom line, I needed the back seat to stick a couple of kids seats back there in a jam.
Aside from that, I much prefer the looks of the G over the Z. If I could have done with only two seats, the G might have still been an option but the Z would not have been, as there are other two-seaters that I would prefer over it.
Aside from that, I much prefer the looks of the G over the Z. If I could have done with only two seats, the G might have still been an option but the Z would not have been, as there are other two-seaters that I would prefer over it.
#47
08-16-2005, 02:34 PM
I wanted the Z at first, until a lot of people that has one started getting tire feathering problems... It scared me off. Other wise I would have bought a base trim 350z for a lot less. The extra things that comes with my car is worth the extra money though. both cars are a heck of a deal for what you get. 
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08-16-2005, 06:06 PM
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08-16-2005, 07:18 PM
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Why the G.
1) Styling
2) back seats
3) better interior
4) LED lights on the coupe
5) A properly secured trunk
6) better ride quality
The Z's styling is too trendy and will seem dated in a couple of years. Most Z's in my area are driven/abused by teenagers so image has an influence. Like someone else said the door handles inside an out are awkward to use.
1) Styling
2) back seats
3) better interior
4) LED lights on the coupe
5) A properly secured trunk
6) better ride quality
The Z's styling is too trendy and will seem dated in a couple of years. Most Z's in my area are driven/abused by teenagers so image has an influence. Like someone else said the door handles inside an out are awkward to use.
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