Selling my Celica and getting a 350Z
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Selling my Celica and getting a 350Z
My aunt wants to buy my 2004 Celica GT for $18,000. Therefore, I'm looking into getting a used 350Z. Should I get a 2003 or 2004 model (any difference between the two)? I'm trying to find one for about $25,000.
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Originally Posted by aznsaiyan509
My aunt wants to buy my 2004 Celica GT for $18,000. Therefore, I'm looking into getting a used 350Z. Should I get a 2003 or 2004 model (any difference between the two)? I'm trying to find one for about $25,000.
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^^ I can't get a base model (I can't drive a stick!). hahaha I'm looking for a Performance or Touring model (white exterior) and maybe throw on a Nismo kit if I have some $$$ left. But, what are the differences between 2003 and 2004?
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Originally Posted by aznsaiyan509
^^ I can't get a base model (I can't drive a stick!). hahaha I'm looking for a Performance or Touring model (white exterior) and maybe throw on a Nismo kit if I have some $$$ left. But, what are the differences between 2003 and 2004?
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I sold my celica and bought a 350z, night and day difference. There's no rattles in the Z, plus power is a night and day difference.
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Do NOT buy an AT--- PLEASE.
I implore you to learn how to operate an MT... because people WILL make fun of you if they found out you're driving around a sports car like this w/o a stick.
I implore you to learn how to operate an MT... because people WILL make fun of you if they found out you're driving around a sports car like this w/o a stick.
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Originally Posted by Electricchild
Do NOT buy an AT--- PLEASE.
I implore you to learn how to operate an MT... because people WILL make fun of you if they found out you're driving around a sports car like this w/o a stick.
I implore you to learn how to operate an MT... because people WILL make fun of you if they found out you're driving around a sports car like this w/o a stick.
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I learned to drive stick on the Z after two weeks of owning it. All my shifts now are smooth as butter. There was no way I was getting a Z without a stick. Go for the the M/T.
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Originally Posted by GTNPU Z
I'd personally try to get the best deal with the newest model first. Then work my way down each year until I find one that satisfies what I'm looking for.
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Originally Posted by bodayguy
$18G? Your aunt is a generous woman!
Seriously, I traded my 2000 Celica GT-S for a 2003 Z and praise Jesus every day for it.
Seriously, I traded my 2000 Celica GT-S for a 2003 Z and praise Jesus every day for it.