this site, as well as other well done sites have evoked lots of emotion from across the country. Not only re-kindled the long forgotten spot in a true enthusiats heart, but also created and embraced the very new future Z owners passion.

Some have their cars and have begun acting as the true ambassadors of motoring while others must set back and wait; and those waiting have it the worst. Not only do they see other Z's driving about, but they hear all the whinning from the "new" owners, many of which have never had a Z or sports car and are unfamiliar with proper break-in procedures and all the nuances associated with owning new wheels.

We are in the midst of something new and fascinating. We are on the ground floor of Nissan's move into North America with the new 350Z. Our words, thoughts, and feedback are crucial in ensuring Nissan's gem of a sports car is exactly how WE want it.

We must be careful what and who we evaluate on this site. Sure, there are tiimes when a dealer or contractor or a troll from a wanna-be car site needs his PP slapped, but, we really should concentrate and focus our efforts on the Z. How can we better the Z. How can we get future mods incorporated into the Z. In a perfect world we will create a cutomer service program so in tune with NNA that all we must do is ask and NNA will comply.

Are we there yet? NO. But Looking back in history I can not find another car opening that used feedback and customers comments to launch a redesign of their countries most popular vehicle EVER! We are an integral part of making this happen and we should not let it stop here...

 

Well said!