2009 Nissan Z ranks #4
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In which case the 370z is #1.....
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Not premature at all since the new interior appointments (navigation, etc...), engine/transmission and even the platform it's built on are already in use by Infiniti's G coupe/sedan and other Infiniti vehicles. These cars have been out for a few years with the same technology, engine and other enhancements and have proven to be trouble-free and very reliable (I can personally attest to that). Even the limp mode the car goes into if the oil reaches a certain temperature is already present in some Infiniti vehicles. The 370Z is good to go.
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makes a believer out of me....seriously.
My 03 (bought new in 2003/ original owner/original 03 tranny)is still running strong...the only thing replaced under warranty back in 03 was the power window motors.
My 03 (bought new in 2003/ original owner/original 03 tranny)is still running strong...the only thing replaced under warranty back in 03 was the power window motors.
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Compact premium sporty car: Nissan Z
2nd place: Mercedes-Benz SLK-class
Only two vehicles are listed here because they were the only ones to score above average in this category.
http://money.cnn.com/galleries/2009/...wer_iqs/5.html
Compact premium sporty car: Nissan Z
2nd place: Mercedes-Benz SLK-class
Only two vehicles are listed here because they were the only ones to score above average in this category.
http://money.cnn.com/galleries/2009/...wer_iqs/5.html
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#4 on vehicle reliability
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