The little things
#21
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The car just fits me perfectly when I sit in it. Top down, it was like made to order to fit my body. First convertible, and it's just AWESOME!!!! Also the vented seats and the (stock) shift ****. Tach dead center in gauge pod, and the overall layout of the cockpit.
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I love how Nissan being so economically wise in creating the car from utilising various parts from sedans and suvs. A sprinkle Murano here, a dash from Altima there, a touch of G35 for the chassis, a heart from the Quest... truly a harmonious package from Nissan! Thanks Carlos Ghosn in packaging a mish mash of parts and call it a sports car!.
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Originally Posted by Manu
I like how the shifter vibrates all the time
Peace!
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I love everything except for the transmission. For some reason it has been a pain to drive. It's the [slow or high] clutch engagement and resistance when shifting. I don't understand why it was fine before, but lately it's been annoying. I've owned this car since Oct 2002 and the transmission was replaced last Jan.
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Originally Posted by Jabdo233
Even though I'm called lump boy by a lot of people, I can't help the fact that the Z pulls in more *** than a toilet seat. Someone was mentioning this in a thread before and it's completely true. It pulls in way too much ***.
If I got the roadster I would have had to deal with panties being thrown into the car at stoplights.
If I got the roadster I would have had to deal with panties being thrown into the car at stoplights.
hehe lump boy.
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Every time I get into the Z it brings back memories of my first experience with the Z. It was 1971 and my dad allowed me to test drive a green 240Z with tan seats..never forget that experience...17 years old and a smile from ear to ear. Now I am 52 years old and own my first Z...silver alloy with dk. gray seats and I still have that silly grin every time I get in...the color may be different but the experience is the same.
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i guess you can say the "Z" is the best bang for the buck (price and performance). and on top of that the variety of performance/after market product for the car,. too many options.
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no matter how much of a crappy day ive had every time i jump into the z and start the engine and the first exhaust note hits it just brings a smile to my face.....
Gas: $3.60
Monthly Z note: $430
Insurance for the Z: (was $100/month w/ family plan but will go up due to speeding ticket....)
Looks, stares & compliments from 5yr old kids to 90yr old men/women while driving the super sexy Z: priceless.
Gas: $3.60
Monthly Z note: $430
Insurance for the Z: (was $100/month w/ family plan but will go up due to speeding ticket....)
Looks, stares & compliments from 5yr old kids to 90yr old men/women while driving the super sexy Z: priceless.
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Originally Posted by camaro194
I knew this sounded familiar:
what little or big things did you find out AFTER you purchased the Z.......
what little or big things did you find out AFTER you purchased the Z.......