Considering a 2004 350z

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10-24-2014, 05:50 AM

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That's a good idea. I've turned my attention to an '07 350 with 12k. He is asking $18,900 for it. I have gotten a couple of 370's come up in my price range. They have higher mileage on them though. I've been told not to worry too much about mileage.

Based on the average prices in my area, I would jump on a car like that (provided the rest of it is in good condition).

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10-24-2014, 02:25 PM

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I bought my 350z with 30,000 miles in 2012 for $14,000.

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10-25-2014, 09:01 AM

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Thanks to everyone for the assistance and advice. The guy with the 350Z that I think was a smoking deal just got an offer on it. I think I'm going to set my sights higher and look at a 370. Thanks to all. This is a GREAT forum.

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10-26-2014, 07:10 PM

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Anything other than a straight line, a standard will win. /discussion

Only cause of heel toe.. but still it depends a lot on the driver as well and yes because of heel toe you can carry speed/rpms better through a corner but if you time your braking etc correctly you can do well at accelerating at the right time and not lose any/not much time vs a manual, again this is all about the driver though, not anyone could match a manuals speed around a track but it can be done.. again, it would not be easy.