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Dips on ND co-drive, NCRX? :hotbaby: |
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The FRS/BRZ are great driver's cars, but as a DD I would not want one considering there are "better" cars out there for the price to choose from, from my perspective. Let's be honest here, $30k is not a small amount of money to a good chunk of here on RS. The only thing the FRS/BRZ does very well is in the steering department, but aside from that, pretty meh in my books after driving a few a couple times. For $30k, 370Z > FRS/BRZ all day everyday I don't even need to think twice about it, especially as a DD. |
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Out the door it'll probably run ya 36k |
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The taxes and levies on both vehicles are largely similar. So we can stick to just looking at their MSRP's without much complaint either way. The difference in price is for all intents and purposes $5000. Now I will concede that due to the lack of back seats in the 370z, it is in a different more expensive insurance classification. So that's a cost to think about, as well as the fact that the 370z is going to be a complete pig on gas compared to the FRS. Also the 370z requires premium, vs the FRS can work on whatever. Still I know which i'd rather drive... |
i think all toyota needs to do to answer back is to add a turbo package in the options. just needs a small garrett and wider wheels. |
FRS also requires premium (91 octane) due to its high compression engine |
Not worth buying 2016 370Z when 2017 will be the new generation, new styling + more HP. And FRS/BRZ does give you better driving experience as its light and agile. Definitely FRS/BRZ are better street dd car while 370z 2 seater good for the track. It really up to you what you use the car for. You really don't need 3XX HP on the street while FRS/BRZ gives you enough with much less gas consumption with cheaper maintenance and cheaper to insure. |
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I doubt a Z35 will be anywhere near 30k |
how did a 370 vs frs war happen? they're not even in the same class. excited for this price drop, maybe other manufacturers will follow suit! |
Wow, this is huge news (for me at least) I was just in at the dealer this weekend trying to take a look at the new Z cause i'm ready to pull the trigger on one. With this news though i'll definitely wait for the 2016, hopefully it's out by September. Now I just hop that they will finally let you select black leather with the white exterior. |
Waiting for Timpo's GT-R related response |
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370Z and FRS used to be in the different class due to $10,000 price difference. All the sudden, people who can afford an FRS can afford a 370Z now. For $29,995, the 370Z is a lot of car for the money. |
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Mustang sales are more at risk from the next Camaro and the rejection of the S550's "euro or fusion coupe look" from the traditional pony car crowd. |
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Here is a nice video on FRS vs 370Z |
The 350 and 370 respectively have done nothing for me at all ever but fuck me, that's a good deal; and I'm a sucker for a good deal. I love love love the Z32 but pricing is outta hand right now as it's moving into collectable territory. It already has I suppose. For $30k it seems like A LOT of car for the money. Use money saved to improve where it lacks? So are we thinking that Nissan Canada has done this to increase sales but also because the Z34 is on it's way out with the Z35 being introduced next year or 2017? Trying to flog off the old style? |
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Again, as someone keenly observed this isn't a 30k car but more like a 36k price you have to pay out the door. Still, contrasting with whatever else you can pick up for 36 grand even in the lightly 1-2 year used market and it's a hell of a deal. Good work Nissan. |
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I cram 2 or more passengers in my Mustang bout 4-5 times per month on average |
I have a 4 door sedan as my daily now, can't remember the last time I needed to use the rear seats for extra passengers. Have my Crew cab F150 for weekends anyways so this works for me:awwyeah: |
Having back seats to me just equals being able to huck random shit into the rear seats while I'm sitting in the driver's seat without having to open the rear doors :alonehappy: Although, technically the 370Z's trunk area can be accessed from the driver's seat too unlike a roadster... |
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