hottest paint job for 350z
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Originally Posted by Spike100
It failed because it was not a successful feature selling more cars. In fact, it was a hinderance (buyers avoided the extra cost of a feature they did not understand or want).
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2003 - Brickyard
2004 - Liquid Aluminum
2005 - Ultra Yellow
2006 - Interlagos Fire
2007 - Solar Orange
2008 - none
2009 - We'll find out soon
*Edit* fixed year/colors
Last edited by Citrus; 09-09-2008 at 12:50 PM.
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Originally Posted by Citrus
Nissan has offered a different one-off color option pretty much every year the Z has been produced and sold worldwide. I specifically purchased my Z because of the paint + trim level combination and the fact that it was the only IF in Oregon at the time I bought it (rarity). I disagree with your assumption. These factory-warrantied paint options were by no means misunderstood or unwanted for any of the years they were offered. Rarity/Uniqueness is something that is in fact desirable in a sports car, even more so in collector cars.
2003 - Brickyard
2004 - Liquid Aluminum
2005 - Ultra Yellow
2006 - Interlagos Fire
2007 - Solar Orange
2008 - San Marino Blue/Nogaro Red/Carbon Silver (lots of new colors offered...)
2009 - We'll find out soon
2003 - Brickyard
2004 - Liquid Aluminum
2005 - Ultra Yellow
2006 - Interlagos Fire
2007 - Solar Orange
2008 - San Marino Blue/Nogaro Red/Carbon Silver (lots of new colors offered...)
2009 - We'll find out soon
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Originally Posted by Spike100
That wasn't a stock color (and why I deliberately made that point).
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