Seeing the Real Thing Can Make All the Difference
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Seeing the Real Thing Can Make All the Difference
I had to post this here because I think it may help others who are having trouble getting past the looks of the new 370Z.
Today I happened upon a GTR in a parking lot while shopping in Rockville, Maryland. I have the GTR booklet from the dealer and have seen many pictures and quite honestly thought the car looked like it was lacking something. I wasn't at all impressed. But seeing it in person driving around a parking lot and on the road...WOW...what a difference!
I talked to the owner who said he's had it for 3 weeks now and (naturally) loves it. It was a graphite grey color with black wheels. At certain angles, you can see the classic 350Z/G35 body styling inherent in the design. The car is beautiful to behold.
I think the same thing will happen when I see the 370Z.
Today I happened upon a GTR in a parking lot while shopping in Rockville, Maryland. I have the GTR booklet from the dealer and have seen many pictures and quite honestly thought the car looked like it was lacking something. I wasn't at all impressed. But seeing it in person driving around a parking lot and on the road...WOW...what a difference!
I talked to the owner who said he's had it for 3 weeks now and (naturally) loves it. It was a graphite grey color with black wheels. At certain angles, you can see the classic 350Z/G35 body styling inherent in the design. The car is beautiful to behold.
I think the same thing will happen when I see the 370Z.
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Originally Posted by scrapser
I had to post this here because I think it may help others who are having trouble getting past the looks of the new 370Z.
Today I happened upon a GTR in a parking lot while shopping in Rockville, Maryland. I have the GTR booklet from the dealer and have seen many pictures and quite honestly thought the car looked like it was lacking something. I wasn't at all impressed. But seeing it in person driving around a parking lot and on the road...WOW...what a difference!
I talked to the owner who said he's had it for 3 weeks now and (naturally) loves it. It was a graphite grey color with black wheels. At certain angles, you can see the classic 350Z/G35 body styling inherent in the design. The car is beautiful to behold.
I think the same thing will happen when I see the 370Z.
Today I happened upon a GTR in a parking lot while shopping in Rockville, Maryland. I have the GTR booklet from the dealer and have seen many pictures and quite honestly thought the car looked like it was lacking something. I wasn't at all impressed. But seeing it in person driving around a parking lot and on the road...WOW...what a difference!
I talked to the owner who said he's had it for 3 weeks now and (naturally) loves it. It was a graphite grey color with black wheels. At certain angles, you can see the classic 350Z/G35 body styling inherent in the design. The car is beautiful to behold.
I think the same thing will happen when I see the 370Z.
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I felt the same way when I saw it, its really baddass looking when its right in front of you. The styling is so aggressive from all angels. The only other car that looked that badass to me was the Z06 first time I saw it at a carshow.
These cars just look fast sitting still....if u know what I mean.
These cars just look fast sitting still....if u know what I mean.
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I felt the same way when I saw it, its really baddass looking when its right in front of you. The styling is so aggressive from all angels. The only other car that looked that badass to me was the Z06 first time I saw it at a carshow. These cars just look fast sitting still....if u know what I mean.
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Originally Posted by 350z_racer05
yea, my thoughts exactly
btw, nobody really knows what the new 370z is going to really look like.
btw, nobody really knows what the new 370z is going to really look like.
Especially nothing like this closest-to-production-looking-photoshop-as-confirmed-by-the-guys-that-have-participated-in-Nissan-marketing-events image:
Actually, looking at all these pictures of the 370Z, I just noticed the double accent lines in the roof.
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she takes a daily picture for 3 years... cool eh.. theres tons out there
she takes a daily picture for 3 years... cool eh.. theres tons out there