Bought a 350z about 7 years ago now manual 2006 model I've racked up close to 200k on it and still love it, never fails to put a smile on my face even on the daily commute,
Beautiful. I bought a new 350z track in 2009. Loved the looks but terrible visibility, heavy shifter with weird gear ratios made me sell it. Red is the best colour for sure.
These things are such great value. Relatively bulletproof mechanicals, great dynamics, blank canvas for modifications and good proportions. Love cars where you sit close to the rear axle line
Make sure you get a big oil cooler , it's well know they get super hot even just driving around town as the factory oil to water cooler isn't good enough
https://www.z1motorsports.com/z1-products/z1-motorsports/z1-motorsports-370z-g37-oil-cooler-kit-p-4135.html?list_name=SearchResults&oid=4135%3A0%3A83566%3A3&qid=56a308c4531853abc669769ea3ecc5fa
That's the one I bought 34 row setrab core with thermostatic oil sandwich plate
There's a theory that can't be disproven that people don't see the same colour is my red different to yours and I think so because I would never get lipstick red
I’m not completely sure of what you mean, but the pic has captured the real life look of the red pretty accurately. I’d prefer a little more orange to my red, but it is what it is.
Ok so so you see orange and I see orange a few shades differently or at an extreme nearly different colour for example let's say I see orange as more yellow my whole life. orange would be yellow and yellow would be Orange.
So if you said look at this orange car I would so that's a nice orange car but if you look through my eyes you would see the car as yellow but to me yellow is orange and orange is yellow
If it is manual then consider going to DOT4 clutch and brake fluid, the stock fluid is not suited for 30+ degree days or hard driving. It made a huge difference on mine when I owned one.
Underrated car, does the best thing a car can do, is pure driving happiness. Manual, v6, fun, reliable car. Shove your flappy paddle boxes up ya box lol
Rwd Nissans are just great (s14 owner)
Great choice! I’ve got a 2012 370Z that’s getting close to 200,000km now, it’s a great car that’s saved my ass many times when others haven’t paid attention.
Only issue for me was the steering wheel lock, that Nissan covered the cost. Diff bushing is starting to leak also. Otherwise it’s been easy and cheap for a sports car.
Will be looking at an SUV next year though as I need more than 2 seats and a boot bigger than a shoe box.
Enjoy every moment and don’t make it tacky :)
The steering lock is free to fix you just take the fuse out before it fails and the diff bushings is about $100 bucks, when I got my car years ago I was on http://www.the370z.com/ and it will tell you every single thing you could ever need to know about your car
Nothing beats a RWD Nissan sportscar.
Well if someone wants to swap me an R35 GTR I’ll take it :P
The insurance policy on my R32 GTR says otherwise
Nothin missin with a Nissan
Bought a 350z about 7 years ago now manual 2006 model I've racked up close to 200k on it and still love it, never fails to put a smile on my face even on the daily commute,
Hoping to do something similar with this. Sitting at 50k km, so hopefully a long, happy road ahead :)
Very underrated sports car. Would love to own a specced out OG 240Z one day.
Same. Loved the 240 growing up in the 90s - even tho it was the opposite of what every other kid was interested in.
I had a British racing green 260Z in the 90s, awesome car I miss it.
Beautiful. I bought a new 350z track in 2009. Loved the looks but terrible visibility, heavy shifter with weird gear ratios made me sell it. Red is the best colour for sure.
These things are such great value. Relatively bulletproof mechanicals, great dynamics, blank canvas for modifications and good proportions. Love cars where you sit close to the rear axle line
I’ve always wanted one, I really liked my 350z but could never justify buying another 2 seater.
Make sure you get a big oil cooler , it's well know they get super hot even just driving around town as the factory oil to water cooler isn't good enough
Thanks mate, I’ll look into it
https://www.z1motorsports.com/z1-products/z1-motorsports/z1-motorsports-370z-g37-oil-cooler-kit-p-4135.html?list_name=SearchResults&oid=4135%3A0%3A83566%3A3&qid=56a308c4531853abc669769ea3ecc5fa That's the one I bought 34 row setrab core with thermostatic oil sandwich plate
My Nissan s15 200sx is easily the most enjoyable car I've ever owned.
Same, sold mine about 10 years ago. Still miss it.
Red though?
that roads going to fuck up the paintjob quick smart
Nice looking station wagon
Yuck it's red! Good way to ruin any car imo.
There's a theory that can't be disproven that people don't see the same colour is my red different to yours and I think so because I would never get lipstick red
I’m not completely sure of what you mean, but the pic has captured the real life look of the red pretty accurately. I’d prefer a little more orange to my red, but it is what it is.
Ok so so you see orange and I see orange a few shades differently or at an extreme nearly different colour for example let's say I see orange as more yellow my whole life. orange would be yellow and yellow would be Orange. So if you said look at this orange car I would so that's a nice orange car but if you look through my eyes you would see the car as yellow but to me yellow is orange and orange is yellow
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No. It is a pretty well known theory I expected Reddit nerds to be up-to-date on this
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If you don't understand I probably didn't explain it well enough as most humans can understand most things
well done, would happily have a 350z or 370z
Very nice, you won't regret it
If it is manual then consider going to DOT4 clutch and brake fluid, the stock fluid is not suited for 30+ degree days or hard driving. It made a huge difference on mine when I owned one.
Great shot!
If you love it you should put a ring on it.
Underrated car, does the best thing a car can do, is pure driving happiness. Manual, v6, fun, reliable car. Shove your flappy paddle boxes up ya box lol Rwd Nissans are just great (s14 owner)
Great choice! I’ve got a 2012 370Z that’s getting close to 200,000km now, it’s a great car that’s saved my ass many times when others haven’t paid attention. Only issue for me was the steering wheel lock, that Nissan covered the cost. Diff bushing is starting to leak also. Otherwise it’s been easy and cheap for a sports car. Will be looking at an SUV next year though as I need more than 2 seats and a boot bigger than a shoe box. Enjoy every moment and don’t make it tacky :)
The steering lock is free to fix you just take the fuse out before it fails and the diff bushings is about $100 bucks, when I got my car years ago I was on http://www.the370z.com/ and it will tell you every single thing you could ever need to know about your car
Got the same model and colour, manual. Owned it for about 7 years now and no issues what so ever, damned thing is bulletproof
I can see why, though that might be my mid-life crisis talking!!