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Ok Its new and it has a few changes here and there,bigger motor ect. ect. but over all its not a new car in my opinion. When the 350z was produced it didn't look like the 300zx or the 240 or anything out there thats why it made people take notice. The 370z will be popular but maybe not as much as a complete make over would have. Just my thought but when I see a clean 90"s 300zx it still looks cool, the same will happen 15 years from now when you see a clean 350z.
Ok Its new and it has a few changes here and there,bigger motor ect. ect. but over all its not a new car in my opinion. When the 350z was produced it didn't look like the 300zx or the 240 or anything out there thats why it made people take notice. The 370z will be popular but maybe not as much as a complete make over would have. Just my thought but when I see a clean 90"s 300zx it still looks cool, the same will happen 15 years from now when you see a clean 350z.
This is a good way to do these things. Evolution not revolution...maintain an identity like Porsches, BMWs etc. A car can be 100% new without losing its Z-ness.
I like this method and has been mostly missing with Japanese manufacturers..until now with Infiniti and now the Z....keep this up Nissan.
Ok Its new and it has a few changes here and there,bigger motor ect. ect. but over all its not a new car in my opinion. When the 350z was produced it didn't look like the 300zx or the 240 or anything out there thats why it made people take notice. The 370z will be popular but maybe not as much as a complete make over would have. Just my thought but when I see a clean 90"s 300zx it still looks cool, the same will happen 15 years from now when you see a clean 350z.
-"i have a 350z and can't afford to get the 370z so i think my car rock the 370z socks"
Honestly the 350z will depreciate, unless there is some catastrophic issue with the 370z. I plan on getting the new 370z. I sold my 350 cause I have gotten what I wanted out of and could not get any more without cutting into the motor. I am excited and is waiting on the specs. I am sure I am not the only person in this community that feels this way.
Dont get me wrong, the 350 has a foot hold in the market and it will always be there for a very long time...very long time
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370Z VS 350Z
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