Would the REAL 350Z Fans Please Stand Up?
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Aw man, I should have seen a Webster quote coming 
Well, Zbarr I see where you are coming from. And the media will spin as it always does...but at the heart of the matter there lies this truth...
...no matter what the 0-60 speed of the 350z, it will be a great car.
Well, Zbarr I see where you are coming from. And the media will spin as it always does...but at the heart of the matter there lies this truth...
...no matter what the 0-60 speed of the 350z, it will be a great car.
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I are a newbie
however, i also noticed that the 'noobs' are the ones who are bitching the most. and where did people get the idea that the c5 is the z's competitor? almost every bitching, whining post mentions the c5.
i, as i've said before, am very happy with those numbers, the 101 trap speed screams high 13's, and am eagerly waiting the car's release and the prices to drop below msrp.. (may take a while..)
however, i also noticed that the 'noobs' are the ones who are bitching the most. and where did people get the idea that the c5 is the z's competitor? almost every bitching, whining post mentions the c5.
i, as i've said before, am very happy with those numbers, the 101 trap speed screams high 13's, and am eagerly waiting the car's release and the prices to drop below msrp.. (may take a while..)
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Originally posted by exsilio
no matter what the 0-60 speed of the 350z, it will be a great car.
no matter what the 0-60 speed of the 350z, it will be a great car.
I see Nissan installing a 4th just to keep you happy. Hell, this is probably the reason for the production delay
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Yes it's true, but there is a press embargo on the details. I can tell you this though:
Nissan has partnered with Starbucks to release a special Caffeinated version of the 350Z. It will have 6 cupholders and an espresso machine under the rear strut brace.
That's all I can say, they are watching...I know...they are watching my every keystroke...I'm not paranoid...and it's not the quadroop-goatmilk-hicaf-zambini- frothy-iced-latte speaking.
Nissan has partnered with Starbucks to release a special Caffeinated version of the 350Z. It will have 6 cupholders and an espresso machine under the rear strut brace.
That's all I can say, they are watching...I know...they are watching my every keystroke...I'm not paranoid...and it's not the quadroop-goatmilk-hicaf-zambini- frothy-iced-latte speaking.
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Nissan originally promised 260hp and a 0-60 time under 6 seconds for less than 30K.They have more than delivered that.There will be a magazine that tests the production model in 5.2 and under 14 in the 1/4 mile.Take that to the bank.
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OK..I've figured it out..here's what has taken place over the last 24 hours...The C&D article was leaked by the Nissan Dealers Association...follow me on this...they new the low prelim numbers would cause a number of nay sayers to drop their pre orders leaving the deales with extra cars in inventory...now when the final numbers come out and the mad rush to buy is really on..well..how much do you think they'll be marking them up then??
In God I trust..he's one of the few that's never let me down
In God I trust..he's one of the few that's never let me down
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Originally posted by BrianZ
Yeah, they recognized the separation so much they forgot to put "In God We Trust" on the money...
Yeah, they recognized the separation so much they forgot to put "In God We Trust" on the money...
I had to do a little digging and it turns out the pledge of allegiance didn't even exist until 1892, so it had nothing to do with the founding fathers. My bad.
http://www.vineyard.net/vineyard/history/pledge.htm
I do agree our society has become overly litigious, to the point where laws are being established by the whiny few setting court precendence instead of legislators passing laws. Unfortunately, it's not like the legislators are actually doing anything but fleecing their own pockets with corporate cash anyways.
Anyways, too off-topic...
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Jay, I Havent Posted Much Here....And Yeah Im a Newbie....
But I Am Very Impressed W/ The 350Z....You'll Have No Complaints From me....
I Just Read the First Post....I Didnt Read The Rest Of The Topic....But I Had 2 Respond....I Am Completely In Love W/ The 350Z!!!!
But I Am Very Impressed W/ The 350Z....You'll Have No Complaints From me....
I Just Read the First Post....I Didnt Read The Rest Of The Topic....But I Had 2 Respond....I Am Completely In Love W/ The 350Z!!!!
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I first purchased my Z Twin Turbo in 1990. It may not be considered a "classic" Z, but I'm still young (I hope). I owned my Z for 10 years, until it was destroyed in a flood in 2000. My beloved Z (may it rest in peace) was 10 years old with over 120,000 miles on it when it drowned. And you know what? It ran as good as it did when I first purchased it in 1990. I loved that car and I had no desire to own anything else. From every indication, the new 2003 Z will be no different. Long live the Z Car.
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Originally posted by nizl
With the exception of the sarcasm, you've got some good points.
I had to do a little digging and it turns out the pledge of allegiance didn't even exist until 1892, so it had nothing to do with the founding fathers. My bad.
http://www.vineyard.net/vineyard/history/pledge.htm
I do agree our society has become overly litigious, to the point where laws are being established by the whiny few setting court precendence instead of legislators passing laws. Unfortunately, it's not like the legislators are actually doing anything but fleecing their own pockets with corporate cash anyways.
Anyways, too off-topic...
With the exception of the sarcasm, you've got some good points.
I had to do a little digging and it turns out the pledge of allegiance didn't even exist until 1892, so it had nothing to do with the founding fathers. My bad.
http://www.vineyard.net/vineyard/history/pledge.htm
I do agree our society has become overly litigious, to the point where laws are being established by the whiny few setting court precendence instead of legislators passing laws. Unfortunately, it's not like the legislators are actually doing anything but fleecing their own pockets with corporate cash anyways.
Anyways, too off-topic...
You know the definition of "politics"?
Well, "poly" is latin for many.
And "tics" are blood sucking creatures.
Go figure.
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Screw any negative reviews.This car will be hot ,fast and good looking.People will be drooling first 6 mos. even if it has 100 hp and 2lbs torque.(look at the demand for p.t. cruiser).The z will be a quality sports car plain and simple.People don't fret about couple of numbers unless your only going to race car for prize money and nothing else.
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