... will have problems with their cars in a year, i.e., tire feathering, oil consumption, flecked paint, mysterious creaking/noises, etc.? I predict at least 50%.

I only ask because for the Z33, it wasn't until the 2007/2008 model years that Nissan worked out most of the kinks. As much as I like Nissan, they are not known for their fit/finish quality or attention to detail.

 

Probably less than 2003 owners had would be my guess. The 2009 model is more evolutionary in nature, where as the 2003 was completely new territory.

 

13%

 

21.6 percent.

 

21.5 percent.

Is this like wheel of fortune?

 

Big money! Big money!

 

Did you guys not read the car & driver report??? The percentage was set at 27.345623455234%

 

Oops. Forgot to carry the 2.

 

That's not what MotorTrend said. MT said it was 27.46678403293000%

 

is this thread for real??? =/

 

any z owner knows, u aint kool... till u pee ur pants

 

god you guys are so stupid, i mean come on!!!! its obvious that it will be 27.2387230874!

 

I have an 03 and the only problem I've had so far is tire feathering. I bought my car last year with 27,000 miles now i have 57,000 miles. So far my Transmission is flawless.

I am sure the 370 will have some minor problems, but I think Nissan would've really paid attention to detail on this car.

And so far I've not seen one on the road. Still sitting at the dealerships

 

Who cares, its not a lux car.

 

Most 370Z reviews mention much-improved fit & finish compared to the 350Z.

I got my 2003 350Z in late 2002, and although I had a few of the well-known first model year problems, Nissan fixed them all promptly. I would expect the same for the 370Z (mine is arriving in April )...

 

136%

 

Now you're just being silly:















I love that picture

 

Analyze this, dude: Even with the feathering thing ('O3 issue), and with the oil-consumption problem ('O6 models), we keep buying them. I took a gamble on an 'O4 Touring Coupe and, so far, it's been ECSTASY! So, believe you me, 370 sales WILL slowly pick up, as new buyers keep posting here what a s-w-e-e-t ride it is, in spite of a couple flaws it may bring along with it for the first couple of years.

 

didn't anyone ever tell you that 67.51 percent of all statistics are wrong? haha

I doubt there will be that many....