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MSRP: $ 28120.00

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Reviewed by:
corvette1120


Review Date
March 26, 2008

Overall Rating
 5 of 5

Value Rating
 5 of 5

Used product for
More than 1 year

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2.60 of 5, 5.00 votes

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Review 1 of 61

Price Paid:  $1000000.00 from somewhere

Year / Model Reviewed:
2008 nissan 350Z

Summary:
My dad was looking to buy a 350Z, I read some of the reviews, I saw some good and bad ones. I think he still might buy one though. Do you think, if he gets one, it would be ok to drive in rain, sleet, or snow, if he got new tires and put sandbags in the trunk, because he would obviously use it year round.

Strengths:
anything

Weaknesses:
everything

Similar Products Used:
1984 corvette


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Reviewed by:
jason schlachter


Review Date
November 3, 2007

Overall Rating
 5 of 5

Value Rating
 5 of 5

Used product for
Less than 1 month

Visitors rate this review
1.50 of 5, 2.00 votes

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Review 2 of 61

Price Paid:  $26150.00 from ReedmanToll

Year / Model Reviewed:
2006 Touring Coupe

Summary:
I bought this car a yr old and saved a good bit off its new price. I expected the car to be good but had some hesitations due to reading mixed reviews. Bottom line the car is a monster. It is incredible and I love it. I had a Honda Accord before getting this car and after a week of driving this car around I got into my Honda for a quick trip and was shocked about how numb it felt on the road. I put my Honda for sale on craigslist the next day.

This car is great value too. I am amazed at what I get for 26K.

Strengths:
Here is the good:
-car looks awesome
-good power
-good interior quality and design
-engine sounds powerful
-crazy slick suspension
-tight control
-rims look awesome
-the attention this car gets
-value
-the trunk is surprisingly useful considering how much complaining you see in the reviews



Weaknesses:
the bad:
-OEM tires are Summer tires only (I just replaced mine for $1K w/ All Seasons, even though they had lots of miles left)
-car is really loud, louder than you might imagine, but it's a sports car


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Reviewed by:
keniee


Review Date
July 14, 2007

Overall Rating
 5 of 5

Value Rating
 5 of 5

Used product for
More than 1 year

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3.20 of 5, 5.00 votes

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Review 3 of 61

Price Paid:  $26000.00 from Superior Nissan La P

Year / Model Reviewed:
2005 350Z base coupe

Summary:
The first time I saw a 350Z I wanted one. I wasn't ready to get it but I had my eye on it for 2 years when I jumped into the market for one.

The first one I drove was a used 350Z coupe (not the base model) and I loved it. It was 2 years old and had only 4,000 miles on it. It had great acceleration, was comfortable and exciting but the suspension seemed to be lacking something.

So I went to the Nissan dealer and drove a new 2005 base coupe. It was a great improvement over the 2003 model. I had not done my research on the car, stupidly, but I did after I bought the car and began to have buyer’s remorse. I heard the horror stories about tire and clutch problems.

Well two and a half years later I’m still driving the same Z, same clutch, one new set of tires at 30k (I wore out the rears first from peeling out), and have pushed the car fairly hard. I put 9” wide rims on the back with 7” rims on front of course and it has greatly improved handling the car in the mountains. It has been a treat to embarrass so many BMW’s in the mountains with that fat a$$. So far I have had the car at 145 mph racing another exact Z (looked like anyway) and it handled like a dream. It had no quit in it at 145 but I let up for reasons of sanity. I’m sure that car will hit the top of that speedometer. No clutch or tire feathering problems. I do recommend getting custom rims and be sure to stagger them. Also replace the cloth seats with leather (had that done as part of the package when purchased). Raced a faster Ford Mustang GT whose weight pretty much distributed evenly on all four tires. The Mustang was faster until we had hit the turn at the 210 to 118 in So Cal going west. The Ford could not accelerate through the turn as the Z did and passed him. The Z is very sweet on regular roads but the true test of its ability is in the mountains. I love it and the only time I regret it on the road is like right now as I hear my wife taking the little one to a party.

Strengths:
Great looks, short stroke in the gear box, nice handling, great high end torque, good gas mileage when driven at the speed limit, nice throaty dual exhaust sound, effortless increase of speed well on freeways.

Weaknesses:
Front end is very easy to damage when parking, sound system needs improved, interior quality needs improved, huge blind spot over driver's right shoulder, on long trips it can get a bit uncomfortable.

Similar Products Used:
Rebuilt 58' Jag 2 door sedan, 65 and 67 Mustangs (both sweet cars), 240 SX Nissan


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Reviewed by:
freking8



Review Date
January 22, 2007

Overall Rating
 5 of 5

Value Rating
 5 of 5

Used product for
1 to 3 months

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1.00 of 5, 2.00 votes

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Review 4 of 61

Price Paid:  $20000.00 from Private Party

Year / Model Reviewed:
2003 NISSAN 350Z TOURING EDITION

Summary:
Wow! This is the best car I've ever owned. Coming from a Honda Civic the difference is between night and day. When you add the looks, engine power, handling, and reliability this is the best you can get for your money. It's definitely the ultimate guy car with the aggresive styling and that mean engine growl coming from the dual exhaust. The Bose system in the Touring Model is not that great...so if you're into listening to music you might consider another head unit. Also, the available modification parts out there can make this car scary fast. If you're on the fence about buying this car please take my advice and test drive one. It will exceed your expectations and give you a ride that will put a smile on your face everyday.

Strengths:
-Exotic car looks
-Acceleration and LOTS of torque
-Exotic car engine sound
-Nice leather seats
-Overall great build quality

Weaknesses:
-None really, some people may not like the fact that it's a two seater but what do you expect, it is a REAL sports car!


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Rating
Reviewed by:
tcchiro



Review Date
November 20, 2006

Overall Rating
 5 of 5

Value Rating
 5 of 5

Used product for
1 to 3 months

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2.33 of 5, 3.00 votes

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Review 5 of 61

Price Paid:  $39000.00 from Mossy Nissan

Year / Model Reviewed:
2006 350z Grand Touring

Summary:
Beautiful car. The lines are almost perfect. I wouldn't even consider anything but the track or grand touring models considering how much better the 19" rear wheels make the car look and feel. The Brembo brake system stops the car on a dime. Its the same system that Lamborghini installs on its Gallardo model. The sexiest car on the road. Very pleased with it.

Strengths:
It handles like a dream. Very sticky. I've yet to lose traction around a corner and I've been pushing it to twice the recommended speed thru corners.

Weaknesses:
Its beyond me why Nissan didn't make this car with 350hp. Not that 300 isn't enough, but the 07 G35's are 306 hp. Seems to me Nissan's top of the line sports car should also be its most powerful. It still has enough power to excite though. Tiptronic shifting is a bit sluggish but this is probably due to the rev-matching feature.


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