What dont you like about your 350Z?
I don't like accidentally turning off my headlights when engaging the turn signal. It's just too easy to roll the ****.
Oh, and the lack of a interior trunk release button.
Oh, and the lack of a interior trunk release button.
Last edited by deviantC; Mar 24, 2006 at 10:15 AM.
In addition to the clutch problem I also don't like.
The fact that I can't afford a Nismo exhaust yet
Leather seat covers
Tires and wheels
a spoiler I really like
A gear shift **** that doesn't suck
But mostly just the clutch
The fact that I can't afford a Nismo exhaust yet
Leather seat covers
Tires and wheels
a spoiler I really like
A gear shift **** that doesn't suck
But mostly just the clutch
Originally Posted by Ztalker
wonder who made the decision to locate a glove box behind the passenger seat?
My trunk is useless. I have to press it three or four times to get it to open, or usually pull up at the same time. Once its up, the shocks aren't strong enough to hold it up. On top of that, Nissan wants almost $400 to fix it (shocks only). Yay, I can pay $400 every four years to have a working trunk.
Edit: Reaching for the seatbelt is also a gymnastic exercise.
Edit: Reaching for the seatbelt is also a gymnastic exercise.
Last edited by trashcan; Nov 13, 2006 at 12:42 PM.
The damn doors, I hit them with my foot when I get out.
The doors are so heavy they fall back on me constantly with the smallest incline
The trunk not popping enough in cold weather have to pull up
The squeaking breaks
The doors are so heavy they fall back on me constantly with the smallest incline
The trunk not popping enough in cold weather have to pull up
The squeaking breaks
Gas mileage - so far my Z only has about 500 miles on it, and my average gas mileage seems to be around 17.5 mpg.
My '06 Xterra gets about the same - 12.5 mpg on average.
i'm not that thrilled with the gearbox being as notchy as it is. Sometimes the only way to shift really fast is to be flat out forceful and hope it stands up to it
I wish it had a flatter bottom under the car
wish it weighed less. A V6 car shouldn't be as heavy as the Z is
Wish it had a more heavy duty rear strutbar in the hatch. All it is is some thin sheet metal - if you're going to the trouble to do it, do it right
wish the weigh distribution was a little closer to 50/50
wish the engine was further back - yeah yeah it might be "front midship" but only because the majority of the engine sits behind the front axel, otherwise something like 40% of it is still in front of the axel
wish it had brake ducts - or at least for the track model.
I wish the track model was actually truely track worthy and came with an oil cooler, bigger power steering cooler, bigger baffled oil pan, and some actual halfway good "track-ish" tires, stiffer suspension - I mean those are all basic track things and all the track model really has is brakes and wheels and the aero package
and I wish dealers would treat the Z like a sport car instead of a sporty maxima - if you go to the track with a "track" model -gasp, that's just unheard of to a dealership. No one likes buying a fake "poser" car. If Nissan calls it a track model, damnit treat it like a track worthy car and don't void warrenties if you do a lot of redlining - oh I'm sorry "abuse"
I wish it had a flatter bottom under the car
wish it weighed less. A V6 car shouldn't be as heavy as the Z is
Wish it had a more heavy duty rear strutbar in the hatch. All it is is some thin sheet metal - if you're going to the trouble to do it, do it right
wish the weigh distribution was a little closer to 50/50
wish the engine was further back - yeah yeah it might be "front midship" but only because the majority of the engine sits behind the front axel, otherwise something like 40% of it is still in front of the axel
wish it had brake ducts - or at least for the track model.
I wish the track model was actually truely track worthy and came with an oil cooler, bigger power steering cooler, bigger baffled oil pan, and some actual halfway good "track-ish" tires, stiffer suspension - I mean those are all basic track things and all the track model really has is brakes and wheels and the aero package
and I wish dealers would treat the Z like a sport car instead of a sporty maxima - if you go to the track with a "track" model -gasp, that's just unheard of to a dealership. No one likes buying a fake "poser" car. If Nissan calls it a track model, damnit treat it like a track worthy car and don't void warrenties if you do a lot of redlining - oh I'm sorry "abuse"
Last edited by sentry65; Nov 13, 2006 at 01:26 PM.
Originally Posted by PETERPIT
Bad location of the power socket on the 2003.
Also agree with another poster about their not being an internal boot release button, when probably a large degree of us have after market alarms/key fobs. It's a nuisance quite frequently. But then it's a superficial thing that doesn't really matter.
Presuming that Nissan US sent a customer comment thing out to new owners periodically did anyone else actually make constructive comments?? It's the only way something get the message across with our wishing list of improvements for future models.
Less Weight
No inside trunk button, its a pain when someone doesnt know how to open the stupid trunk
only 2 seats, its notsomething i hate, but as a daily its something i wish i had once in a while, oh well tho, helps keep the milage down and make friends drive! haha
No inside trunk button, its a pain when someone doesnt know how to open the stupid trunk
only 2 seats, its notsomething i hate, but as a daily its something i wish i had once in a while, oh well tho, helps keep the milage down and make friends drive! haha
I'm glad to hear I'm not the only one with a sore back after driving my Z. My lower back really starts to hurt if I have the seatback close to upright. I have to recline it all the way back to prevent my back from hurting which puts me out of position for any type of real performance driving.




