Your Nissan 350Z or 370Z isn't just the average car down the street. They are exceptional machines and earn the respect and adoration of their owners. You don't want to risk the integrity of your vehicle with some shoddy aftermarket parts by some shady company. So, when you want to repair or customize your vehicle, you could run into problems getting parts. Buying from the dealer is expensive and a lot of times they don't carry the parts in stock. Some aftermarket products might not be available through them. Ordering from Japan can take a long time and be expensive in regards to shipping. The local parts store probably doesn't stock everything you need.

When you shop for car insurance for your Nissan 350Z or 370Z, one of the first questions you'll be asked is: "Have you had any moving violations in the last 3 years?" If the answer is 'yes,' you have a lot in common with many other 350Z drivers and a lot of drivers in general--insurance companies are going to try and charge you more for...Continue reading Don't Let Tickets Push Your Nissan 350Z Insurance Through the Roof

My350Z Insurance Month tips and guides end today but you can find all the articles here --they will always be available anytime you need them. Read the rest of Part 6 here.

The Nissan 350Z and 370Z are fast, high-performance sports cars with over 300 horsepower and quick, razor-sharp handling, making them a prime target for auto thieves.

But Nissan 350Z and 370Z drivers beware: If your insurance policy doesn't include comprehensive coverage, your car isn't covered for auto theft...

Continue reading 23% of Auto Insurance Policies Don't Cover Auto Theft. Is Your 350Z Covered?

Be here when My350Z Insurance Month ends this Thursday, with Part 6 concerning tickets. Read the rest of Part 5 here.

With a high-powered V6 engine and stylish design, the Nissan 350Z (and its newest incarnation, the 370Z) has become a favorite among automotive enthusiasts. Unfortunately, as a sports car, it carries a steep auto insurance premium. That's why 350Z drivers should cut costs by raising their auto insurance deductible.

Continue reading Insure a 350Z for Less By Raising Your Deductible

Parts 5 and 6 of My350Z Insurance Month commences next week, offering advice on dealing with auto theft and tickets. Read the rest of Part 4 here.

Why does your Nissan 350Z (or 370Z) cost so much to insure? It might be your credit score. Many insurers factor in a driver's credit score when determining premiums, and poor credit could be costing you a fortune.

Fortunately, 350Z drivers with bad credit can still save money...Continue reading Bad Credit? It'll Cost More to Insure Your 350Z

My350Z Insurance Month continues with Parts 4 thru 6 coming up, covering tips on auto theft, tickets, and raising your deductible. Read the rest of Part 3 here.