End of Production for 370Z Coupe
Discussion
Throttlebody said:
Liking the Nissans. I’m surprised they didn’t sell better in the early years. They did well in the USA. They seem to be a bit of a used bargain if you can get past a Porsche badge.
Yes, we'd a 370Z GT. Ran it for nearly three years from a year old and loved it.What Nissan had you again?
chrismoose91 said:
Miss my 370z every day, but needed something more practical.
Went back to my old stablemate of 3 series tourers but a 35d xdrive.
I loved every moment of owning it, well looked after by myself and previous owner, lowered in KW V3s which made the ride sublime compared to stock cars.
And a cobra cat back exhaust had a beautiful rasp when warmed up.
Maybe a Nismo will be on the cards in future when we go down to one family car.
Funnily, we were talking last night about ours and its definitely a car we wish we'd kept.Went back to my old stablemate of 3 series tourers but a 35d xdrive.
I loved every moment of owning it, well looked after by myself and previous owner, lowered in KW V3s which made the ride sublime compared to stock cars.
And a cobra cat back exhaust had a beautiful rasp when warmed up.
Maybe a Nismo will be on the cards in future when we go down to one family car.
Similar to yourself, our main car needs to be more practical (and auto) but i wouldnt rule out another 370Z as a second car.
Deep Thought said:
Funnily, we were talking last night about ours and its definitely a car we wish we'd kept.
Similar to yourself, our main car needs to be more practical (and auto) but i wouldnt rule out another 370Z as a second car.
I'm looking at a move to near Donington, so it could be on the cards. Similar to yourself, our main car needs to be more practical (and auto) but i wouldnt rule out another 370Z as a second car.
MB140 said:
If the guy that owns it ever wants to sell it then tell him to let us know I will PM my contact details.
Chas sends his thanks and he has contacted the company about the Mapping. If you let me have your details I will happily pass them onto Chas - you never know what might happen. 
Or you should be able to PM me on the nissansportz site: http://forums.nissansportz.com/user/123-lesmo/Edited by lesmo on Saturday 13th June 16:56
chrismoose91 said:
Deep Thought said:
Funnily, we were talking last night about ours and its definitely a car we wish we'd kept.
Similar to yourself, our main car needs to be more practical (and auto) but i wouldnt rule out another 370Z as a second car.
I'm looking at a move to near Donington, so it could be on the cards. Similar to yourself, our main car needs to be more practical (and auto) but i wouldnt rule out another 370Z as a second car.
Deep Thought said:
Throttlebody said:
Liking the Nissans. I’m surprised they didn’t sell better in the early years. They did well in the USA. They seem to be a bit of a used bargain if you can get past a Porsche badge.
Yes, we'd a 370Z GT. Ran it for nearly three years from a year old and loved it.What Nissan had you again?
You could sense the brand DNA
lesmo said:
Chas sends his thanks and he has contacted the company about the Mapping. If you let me have your details I will happily pass them onto Chas - you never know what might happen. Or you should be able to PM me on the nissansportz site: http://forums.nissansportz.com/user/123-lesmo/
Hi mate Or you should be able to PM me on the nissansportz site: http://forums.nissansportz.com/user/123-lesmo/Edited by lesmo on Saturday 13th June 16:56
it comes up with an error when I look at your profile. You can email me via this forum if you want. Everything we have relating to the Z went with the car at trade in. It might have been on a private plate at the time N6NKX when they search there records.
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