4 seaters 350z?
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From: Houston
Originally Posted by chriskabobbers
lol back seats would defeat the purpose of a Z! =D
I wouldn't mind having a small back seat..big enough for the dog to ride in, while still having a hatch.
Originally Posted by Spike100
Yup... Any car manufactured in Japan that does not provide space for a rear seat faces a significant tax. So... The Z's exported to the USA have that rear compartment(s) while Japanese models allow for a rear seat in the same space to spare the buyer paying a significant penalty. Actually, the rear space in the Z is slightly more generous that the Porsche's "rear seats."
Note: Rear seats are in quotes because they are hardly realistically-sized rears seats.
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Note: Rear seats are in quotes because they are hardly realistically-sized rears seats.
--Spike
Originally Posted by Jenna03Z
the 280z and the 300zx both came in a 2+2 so what you are saying makes no sense at all.
I wouldn't mind having a small back seat..big enough for the dog to ride in, while still having a hatch.
I wouldn't mind having a small back seat..big enough for the dog to ride in, while still having a hatch.
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From: DFW
Have any of you been under your car...the space is being used...and if the japan spec does have back seats...then it's been stretched maybe using the g35 chassis...cause the fuel tank is just behind the chassis wall and if the seats were that high...it would only fit people 4 ft and shorter...and they're chest would be blocking your rear view...not their heads
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From: Edina, Minnesota
Originally Posted by findrock2
i will find a photo to prove to you guys soon. =D
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From: NJ
Originally Posted by Spike100
You are not seeing "ghosts." I also saw this configuration. It was a few years ago when I bought my 2003 Z. The large plastic compartment and its panels behind the front seats is replaced with child-sized rear "booster-like" seats that resemble what you see in the Porsche 911. These rear seats are obviously not meant for adults, but would accomodate a couple of kids. I cannot say if this was a prototype or "mock-up."
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