350z Roadster Comfortable?
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350z Roadster Comfortable?
I'm working on getting a 350z within the next few months. I was wondering how comfortable is a Roadster? I'm about 6ft tall. Do the seats go back just like the Enthusiast and Touring models? Thanks.
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I have owned a roadster for a year now. I am also 6 feet tall and I find it very comfortable. The seats recline quite a bit. The only problem is if you are on a longer trip and your passenger wants to recline and nap because it is just about impossible.
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I would but the dealership is far from where I live. I'm just debating on an Enthusiast Model or a Roadster. Both seem nice to me. I just want to be comfortable. My 300zx was comfortable.
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I'm 5'11" and the first thing I did was take my Z from Phoenix to Vegas for a short weekend. Other than the swamp *** (downside to amps under each seat!), it was comfortable top up or down.
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I'm 6'4", and fit comfortably in the drivers seat. My head clearance is about 1/2" (so avoid offroading with the roof up!) and there is plenty of legroom. The only problem I do find in a long trip is pressure on the sides of the butt from the narrow seat pan, but other than that, I have no problems with it!
Hope that helps!
Hope that helps!
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I'm 6 feet and I love my 350ZR but it is a little small when it comes to legroom. I just bought my brothers 03 Mustang GT convertible is much more comfy even though the 350 is a much better car. The last 350 coupe felt a little small also. If I wanted a hardtop I would've bought a G35.
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I was looking for a coupe but found a roadster. bought in Phoenix and drove back to Minnesota. love the car except for my butt hurting after a few hours of driving to Minnesota (1800 miles)
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