So-Cal Nismo only meet
Originally Posted by PikesPeakZ
I think if you are the type of person to use this car for what is meant to do it is a cool car. But to just drive it around and keep it stock seems pointless, collectors car or not. I love the rear end and spoiler on the car but the front end is lacking. Maybe it is the reflectors or something. I don't think it is too extreme so to speak just the front to me looks unfinished. The wheels definitely need to be changed and it would need aftermarket seats. It is a sweet car but I can't justify the cost difference. At least you like it and have a nice Z 
From another perspective, Nismo is like a limited edition track model with a drastically improved suspension and a cool body kit (that is under factory warranty) for only $3500 more than a track model costs (or would cost, if they offered Track in 2007).
Is the Nismo a cheap car? No. But the Nismo is an unbelievable buy if you look at it as a factory warrantied car -- with a ton of aftermarket parts -- that handles like an exotic sports car -- for $38K. That makes it a bargain IMO.
Originally Posted by ColoradoClark
The Nismo is only $1K more than a GT -- and less than most roadsters. Would you rather have leather seats and a Bose stereo (is that an UPGRADE??) -- or an super suspension and a unique body kit?
From another perspective, Nismo is like a limited edition track model with a drastically improved suspension and a cool body kit (that is under factory warranty) for only $3500 more than a track model costs (or would cost, if they offered Track in 2007).
Is the Nismo a cheap car? No. But the Nismo is an unbelievable buy if you look at it as a factory warrantied car -- with a ton of aftermarket parts -- that handles like an exotic sports car -- for $38K. That makes it a bargain IMO.
From another perspective, Nismo is like a limited edition track model with a drastically improved suspension and a cool body kit (that is under factory warranty) for only $3500 more than a track model costs (or would cost, if they offered Track in 2007).
Is the Nismo a cheap car? No. But the Nismo is an unbelievable buy if you look at it as a factory warrantied car -- with a ton of aftermarket parts -- that handles like an exotic sports car -- for $38K. That makes it a bargain IMO.
Originally Posted by ColoradoClark
The Nismo is only $1K more than a GT -- and less than most roadsters. Would you rather have leather seats and a Bose stereo (is that an UPGRADE??) -- or an super suspension and a unique body kit?
Originally Posted by AlvinHuyN
Though I do believe the 350z chassis in general has a great design and sometimes it can be mistaken for an exotic if modified correctly - I must say that your standards for an exotic is low if you say the Nismo Z handles like one. Have you ever been in a Porsche GT3? Or even a Lotus Exige? Handling power of those cars are amazing and unfortunately the Z can't handle like that stock.
Originally Posted by ToXiC
LOL im not hating on the nismo Z b/c it falls under the same thing i drive a Z,but one you say unique body kit and super suspension that just crazy because let see there like how many Nismo Z lets just 700ish. so the 700 or so Nismo Z running around with the same bodykit same everything but its still unique. Thats really not unique imo.
To each his own: you enjoy your Z and I'll keep enjoying mine!
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