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hello all...my name is mariusz...i'm a newbie to this forum...i'm currently a proud owner of a 2003 pathfinder se 4x4 .... the car has had no flaws in it since i bought it.....
I am currently considering buying a 350z......what is your guys opinion on this car as far as reliability, quality, and speed compared to other cars that you have driven.
it seems to me that you are planning to buy the car either way...otherwise you wouldn't have come to a 350z forum to ask opinions about the car...obviously the opinions here are going to be slightly biased towards the car...so to save you a whole bunch of time...just buy the car cuz you'll love it...
natious,
Your choices for a $30,000 2-seater rwd N/A coupe is either a 350Z or a Camaro.
Your choices for a $30,000 sports car are 350Z, Camaro, Mustang, STI, Evo VIII, or S2000, basically.
Your choices for a $30,000 vehicle, many.
Just go with what genieman said and get one.
Hey Natious_1,
The car is awesome, and since you're heading into the third model year, they're only going to get better. Since you own a Nissan already, you're familiar with Nissan service so there's no need to "warn" you about that.
Assuming that a 2-seater that gets marginal gas mileage and is potentially expensive to maintain is in line with your wants, I believe there is no better car in it's category.
In short....Go for it!
Oh yeah, and try the search function, this question has been asked alot here.
I have a 2004.5 Performance, with 5000 miles, and have had zero problems. No feathering, not a squeak. I also drive it like it was meant to be driven, but it is not my daily driver.
About Nissan service, I think it depends on were you go.
I think we all faced this decision and decided the 350Z gives you the most bang for your buck around the $30,000 price range. The big decisions to make are if you want RWD or AWD and turbo or all motor and convertible or coupe.
considering buying 350z
