350Z
07-03-2002, 09:35 AM
#1
Thread Starter
350Z
Here is the same car that someone took pics of at Car & Driver headquarters a month ago. This is the "track model" with a test price of $34619. Estimated 287hp with 274lb feet of torque. Weight is 3322lbs (ouch).
0-30 2.0 seconds
0-60 5.4 seconds
0-100 13.9 seconds
0-120 21.4 seconds (S2000's start to lose between 100 and 120)
0-140 34.3 seconds
0-30 2.0 seconds
0-60 5.4 seconds
0-100 13.9 seconds
0-120 21.4 seconds (S2000's start to lose between 100 and 120)
0-140 34.3 seconds
07-03-2002, 12:51 PM
#5
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Originally posted by ItalianBucwheat
another POD mobile. If i see another tear drop shape coupe i am gonna puke
another POD mobile. If i see another tear drop shape coupe i am gonna puke
My dad calls them "smarties" (if you are Canadian you know what I'm talking about). If you aren't think M&M
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07-03-2002, 02:55 PM
#8
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The S2000 beats it on price when you consider all the accessories that a person needs, then kicks ass in every category except acceleration.
Oh, and by the way, The Z is not a convertible.
OK, so for the right foot it's a hoot. But for the rest... Yawn!
I've had two Nissan products. Based on the poor reliability I experienced, I'd rather get the Corvette for the fully loaded (no leather?) price of the Z.
"Some sedans are better balanced. I expect more from a sports car"
The magazine doesn't mention the S2000, they talk like there's nothing between the MR-2 and the Corvette. How shallow!
Don't want to be buying 18" tires, that'd be way too much upkeep! Especially on a car that looks like a Celica ran into a TT
Oh, and by the way, The Z is not a convertible.
OK, so for the right foot it's a hoot. But for the rest... Yawn!
I've had two Nissan products. Based on the poor reliability I experienced, I'd rather get the Corvette for the fully loaded (no leather?) price of the Z.
"Some sedans are better balanced. I expect more from a sports car"
The magazine doesn't mention the S2000, they talk like there's nothing between the MR-2 and the Corvette. How shallow!
Don't want to be buying 18" tires, that'd be way too much upkeep! Especially on a car that looks like a Celica ran into a TT
07-03-2002, 03:22 PM
#10
Registered User
Originally posted by DR. JEKYLL
Nissan is planning on producing Z convertibles
Nissan is planning on producing Z convertibles
At white price? Given their current pricing scheme, I expect around $36K to start and $40K properly equipped.
I'm sure it might undercut a Boxster or Bimmer, but that's about it.