How long before 350z is in the "was hot" category?
Originally Posted by insaneamine
The 350Z is a modern day classic! I was one of the first ones to get a 350Z back in 2002 and I still drool every time I look at them. I especially love the new wheels.
agree! had it since new over 3 years ago and still love it to bits and looks very modern to date!
PS I have one of your grounding kits! lol
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How about not being so superficial that you're obsessed with what other people think about your car? OH NOES IT'S NOT HOT ANYMORE!111! 
Good cars are always "hot" to people who are informed about cars. And everyone else is too ignorant to be concerned their opinion on the matter anyway. If teenagers on the internet decide that the 350Z is "teh lam3" I could care less.
Good cars are always "hot" to people who are informed about cars. And everyone else is too ignorant to be concerned their opinion on the matter anyway. If teenagers on the internet decide that the 350Z is "teh lam3" I could care less.
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Originally Posted by Nsane
i just got my Z 3months ago and every time i look at her i turn into RIC FLAIR,"Woooooooo!" "It's the best thing going today." "It's like ridin on Space Mountain baby!" you see it just happend again. i was just wondering how long before the 350 is put in the "was hot" category? to give you an idea of what im thinking i remember seeing the Toyota Supra the one with the tall wing(cant remember the year)for the first time and thinking thats gotta be the hottest ride out there. also thought this about the 3000GT cant remember which was first but now i dont give that car a second look. other than exotics and the GTR do you guys see any other car in the near future as a 350z killer?
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Originally Posted by GalvatronType_R
Don't get too impressed with yourself there, junior.
While the Z is a nice car, in the grand scheme of things, it's still a $30,000 car (a fully loaded Camry would cost just as much). Besides, when you're doing your woo thing, the Porsche, Z06, M5 drivers just look at you, shake their heads, and move on.
While the Z is a nice car, in the grand scheme of things, it's still a $30,000 car (a fully loaded Camry would cost just as much). Besides, when you're doing your woo thing, the Porsche, Z06, M5 drivers just look at you, shake their heads, and move on.
while i'm not necessarily condoning the whole ric flare over zeal thing (nor am i condemning it, to each his own), your camry comparison holds little weight as a fully loaded Z is a bit more than 30k. On another note, does bigger pricetag always equate to better car? I think not.
not trying to rile you up. just being realistic.
Last edited by resist; Aug 2, 2007 at 03:08 PM.
As far as the topic at hand, to me the car is a classic. I'm reminded everyday that I have a hot car, and it's usually one of two things:
A) A girl/girls hitting on me, and shouting "NICE CAR" or "HOT CAR!" (swear to God on this)
B) All of the drivers on the road who can't help but look.
How about a third?
C) The as*hole ricers and/or guys who want to show off in their (insert crappy car of choice here)
The public admires the Z on the roads the same way they admire Ferraris, Porsches, etc. That kind of affection and attention usually helps cars remain timeless for years to come, sort of how like Supras remained timeless, as well as the NSX, RX7, and 300ZX.
A) A girl/girls hitting on me, and shouting "NICE CAR" or "HOT CAR!" (swear to God on this)
B) All of the drivers on the road who can't help but look.
How about a third?
C) The as*hole ricers and/or guys who want to show off in their (insert crappy car of choice here)
The public admires the Z on the roads the same way they admire Ferraris, Porsches, etc. That kind of affection and attention usually helps cars remain timeless for years to come, sort of how like Supras remained timeless, as well as the NSX, RX7, and 300ZX.
Originally Posted by JunkStory
NEVER.
The older fairly Z looks hot even now, 2 decades later.
on the other hand, I think the looks of the new GT-R and the G35 coupe will grow out more quickly.
The older fairly Z looks hot even now, 2 decades later.
on the other hand, I think the looks of the new GT-R and the G35 coupe will grow out more quickly.
Originally Posted by Nsane
to give you an idea of what im thinking i remember seeing the Toyota Supra the one with the tall wing(cant remember the year)for the first time and thinking thats gotta be the hottest ride
we got a while till the z is a "was the ****" car
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Originally Posted by orangeflash
the new supra, maybe....
I think the styling is so on point that it will take a long time for this car to get old.
I think the styling is so on point that it will take a long time for this car to get old.
Couldn't have said it better myself. Had a friend who saw my Z for the first time and said "This is going to be a classic some day." So true.
Originally Posted by trains1937
Couldn't have said it better myself. Had a friend who saw my Z for the first time and said "This is going to be a classic some day." So true.
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Originally Posted by xedes
I don't want to bust any bubbles here, but the car started out at/around 30k in 03. The 03's are now going for around 17k. That's a pretty big drop in price, which usually indicates that Nissan is building a ton of Z's and that's causing the demand to be lower and the resale to drop. These are not good signs for a car to become "classics". Unless someone is planning on keeping their UNMODIFIED Z for 30 years, then maybe we might see you and your Z on the Barret-Jackson auction block one day.
Last edited by trains1937; Aug 3, 2007 at 05:54 AM.