Hi,

I was just wondering what you guys think...

I love the Z, but its not an all season car.. and the SE-R is....

hmmm then again.. i wanna hear what you guys have to say

thnx in advance for taking your time to reply to my topic... (it is pretty stupid, but eh i wanna know) :P

 

Lol.

 

Negative on the Altima SE-R.....Do you want a sports car or a sporty 4 door sedan. The option to get a winter beater (i.e. used Accord or used Jeep) is always there, if you get the Z.

 

coming from a altima se i would much rather the z. depends on if you need the room or not. the altima was fun but not anywhere near the fun of driving the z.

 

I'm sick of the 350z vs. (insert sports sedan here).

 

isnt' the SE-R fwd? correct me if i'm wrong.

if it is....z33 hands down.

 

What about the 350Z or a pick-up truck?

 

Or maybe the 350z or STi, oh heres comes the debate again.

 

Get the se-r, the less Zeds out there, the better.

 

it just a joke right!?

 

sexy vs daddy, you pick.

 

I own an SER, I have spend over 10k on mods on the vehicle. It's super fast and nice, I get compliments all the time. The Z is a better car hands down and has truely performance potential. Don't get me wrong with my current setup I have beat many 350z because I have 280 whp, but it takes a lot of money to get there. The SER is nice and you can put your whole family in the back and still have fun. It depends on you. I am getting the 350z so I will have two truely sexy awesome cars. The thing is that if a buy a 350z I know I will spend at least 15k in mods and my girlfriend will leave me for spending more money and time in my car's than with her.

 

I was actually going to get the Altima SE-R
I got the Z instead it is just a better car to make really perform.

I love the four doors of the Altima, and that there are NONE on the road

Its really up to you...4 door that hauls, or a 2 door sports car..

 

I had a Altima SE-R before my Z because I needed a pratical car. Suited my needs at the time but it really wasn't me. I have a regular Altima as a company car too so it makes way more sense to have a toy.

 

The SE-R is NOT a sports car. Depends on what you really want. If you want an actual sports car that performs like one, the get the Z and get a winter beater.

But if you want a sedan that wants to be a sports car, then get the SE-R

 

Ask yourself this:

- Do you need the practicality of four doors and a backseat?
- Can you afford both a Z and a winter beater?
- Do you want a car that will turn heads, or blend in?

If you answered yes to the 1st question, get the SE-R. If you answered yes to the 2nd question get the Z.

 

What's your definition of a sport car?

The Z and SE-R are sport cars. One with 4 door and the other with 2 door. Different purposes, different beast's on the road.

 

Let's see here, hmm.

Sports Car
n.
An automobile equipped for racing, especially an aerodynamically shaped one-passenger or two-passenger vehicle having a low center of gravity and steering and suspension designed for precise control at high speeds.


A Sports Car is a type of automobile designed primarily for performance driving.

While opinions differ as to the exact definition, most sports cars are rear-wheel drive, have two seats and two doors and are designed to provide excellent handling, acceleration, and good looks. A sports car can be described as a car whose dominant design consideration is driving performance. A sports car's main emphasis is on performance by superior road holding, braking, maneuverability, low weight and power rather than comfort, passenger space, and economy.


Altima SE-R = FWD, seats 5, 4 door = Family Sedan

Don't get mad, but these are facts so you have to accept it.

 

Base on that information you gather, the Z is a true sport's car. So I accepted. But if I have to choose for a four door sport sedan on the market for 30 grand. I will definetly don't feel bad about my purchase. Because the SER is a "sleeper" almost nobody has it, and many people understimate the car potential performance wise.

 

My vote is for the se-r

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