are there roll bars on a z convertible?
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are there roll bars on a z convertible?
and are there any problems with the z convertibles, i am debating leasing a new one ? is the tranny **** like in the g35 coupe?
and do the tires still feather, and are there oil consumptions problems?
i am g35 driver, switching to maybe a z?
tell me the good and bad.
and do the tires still feather, and are there oil consumptions problems?
i am g35 driver, switching to maybe a z?
tell me the good and bad.
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all of your questions will be answered with a simple search. and dont lease... what the f*ck are you doing? leasing a car is like taking several hundred dollars a month and flushing them down the toilet.
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Well one thing i can tell you is that the ZR is very noisy inside. Nissan did not do a very good job at keeping the top quiet. In comparison to my 2004 325CIC the Z is horrible with wind noise. I guess having just one layer of insulation (top) isn't ideal, it also gets very hot inside very quick (even with a white car and gray seats leather seats).
Also as I found out the OEM Bose system in the ZR is very weak when you have the top down. Especially on freeway driving...but i guess that can be dealt with by some sound upgrades.
Other then that the car is extremely well built. Its got plenty of power, extremely tight handling and over all just drives well.
Also as I found out the OEM Bose system in the ZR is very weak when you have the top down. Especially on freeway driving...but i guess that can be dealt with by some sound upgrades.
Other then that the car is extremely well built. Its got plenty of power, extremely tight handling and over all just drives well.
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Originally Posted by MWARSH1
and are there any problems with the z convertibles, i am debating leasing a new one ? is the tranny **** like in the g35 coupe?
and do the tires still feather, and are there oil consumptions problems?
i am g35 driver, switching to maybe a z?
tell me the good and bad.
and do the tires still feather, and are there oil consumptions problems?
i am g35 driver, switching to maybe a z?
tell me the good and bad.
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Originally Posted by Blk03G35
07+ guys.. How do you like your roadster's? Woman is looking into one.
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I have an 06 as well with no problems either, but she is not a daily driver. Earlier post someone said the ZR is noisy but I disagree. I can talk on the phone with the talk down at highway/interstate speeds. As for engine and exhaust noise the ZR is perfect. I have the Nismo exhaust with HFC and can talk insiode the cabin to a passenger with no problems. The comments about poor sound systems is true. That I hear is easily upgraded but not my motivation. As for the heat in the cabin the air works very well. I also have never sat i any convertible that wasn't hot inside with no vertilation. I got cloth rather than leather to alleviate sitting on a skillet when getting in the car after it's been sitting in the sun. I am curious how much the aerated (sp) seats fair though under direct heat?
ZGo drive the Z top down and up. If you like the way it looks and drives, ?I don't see a lot that should keep you from getting one. On the other hand if this is a daily drive, I would pick a convertible that was not a roadster.
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ZGo drive the Z top down and up. If you like the way it looks and drives, ?I don't see a lot that should keep you from getting one. On the other hand if this is a daily drive, I would pick a convertible that was not a roadster.
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