I just purchased 2017 370z chicane yellow base model last month and it’s only 28k miles on it for $28,999. Nowadays it’s hard to find 370z with good mint conditions if there is!? men it’s gonna be expensive😅
check the cpu check the drivers lights work make sure the car is checked over before buying my brother buys 2020 model with huge problems with new 370z
I have a 2010 AT in white with the orange interior with a little over 50k miles. I’m the second owner and the first guy bought it new and used it as a weekend car. It has over 100+ maintenance records from Nissan. I just bought it for 18k I overpayed a little but to have a mint example that is completely stock drove me into getting the automatic. Plus I like how it’s like having two cars. In D mode it’s a regular coupe getting me 30+ mpg. When I use the paddles it’s like awakening a beast. I’m all show anyways so I don’t mind not having a manual. I daily drove a manual jeep jku for 4 years before getting my 370 and I’d rather have the convenience of an auto since I do daily my 370.
I own a 2019 370Z 6MT base with the sport pkg that has 30k miles on it. The car is running fine with no problems or issues and uses no oil during the 3k mile oil change interval. I did break the engine and drivechain in gently and do change the fluids at half the recommended intervals. If good maintenance has been done on the car it will run without problems.
My dashboard on my 2010 370Z I’ve owned since new started to crack. The car was always kept in a garage with a cover and it still cracked in over 4 places.
Helpful video, thank you. I agree with what was said earlier about the crossbracing under the car. They rot like the blazes but are not a huge problem to replace. Can someone help on this point. I’ve read that the convertible version had a redesign to the suspension in 2011, does anybody know when the change was made in 2011?
Awsome vid guys! Just a quick question. Are there any years that were particularly bad and should avoided? Any model variants to keep clear of too? Cheers!
Newer models tended to have certain issues fixed such as oil gallery gaskets. Not gonna lie these cars are pretty bullet proof. We give that one some abuse and it’s never skipped a beat.
I just purchased 2017 370z chicane yellow base model last month and it’s only 28k miles on it for $28,999. Nowadays it’s hard to find 370z with good mint conditions if there is!? men it’s gonna be expensive😅
check the cpu check the drivers lights work make sure the car is checked over before buying my brother buys 2020 model with huge problems with new 370z
I have a 2010 AT in white with the orange interior with a little over 50k miles. I’m the second owner and the first guy bought it new and used it as a weekend car. It has over 100+ maintenance records from Nissan. I just bought it for 18k I overpayed a little but to have a mint example that is completely stock drove me into getting the automatic. Plus I like how it’s like having two cars. In D mode it’s a regular coupe getting me 30+ mpg. When I use the paddles it’s like awakening a beast. I’m all show anyways so I don’t mind not having a manual. I daily drove a manual jeep jku for 4 years before getting my 370 and I’d rather have the convenience of an auto since I do daily my 370.
I own a 2019 370Z 6MT base with the sport pkg that has 30k miles on it. The car is running fine with no problems or issues and uses no oil during the 3k mile oil change interval. I did break the engine and drivechain in gently and do change the fluids at half the recommended intervals. If good maintenance has been done on the car it will run without problems.
Agreed Jim, they are very reliable cars. Enjoy!
My dashboard on my 2010 370Z I’ve owned since new started to crack. The car was always kept in a garage with a cover and it still cracked in over 4 places.
Can you provide more details or the potential driveshaft problem? Is it when applying the accelerator?
what year 370z should i buy? (automatic)
2012 and up
Great video! Can’t wait to see more
My 370 has done over 100k and going strong. Better than 90% of the crap out there
70k mi, sadly auto, for 12.5 usd. Checking it out this weekend
auto is faster so at least you have that lol
Krueger i mean you right, but it’s a Z... not like i’m pushing that much lmao. That being said, I ended up buying and the car has been fun as hell!
How did it go? Did you buy it!?
Scottish Car Clan yup. been loving it. gotta instagram or anything I can send pics too? it’s a really clean Z
@@idrivehoopties absolutely. We’re on Instagram on @scottishcarclan
Helpful video, thank you. I agree with what was said earlier about the crossbracing under the car. They rot like the blazes but are not a huge problem to replace. Can someone help on this point. I’ve read that the convertible version had a redesign to the suspension in 2011, does anybody know when the change was made in 2011?
Budget tyres are on there because the track tyres were taken off haha. Look, the tyres are like new!
Great little buying guide clutches seem to be quite a weak point on any Nissan. Any buying guides coming up on a 350z??
Hoping to have one soon!
Fabulous vid 👍🏻
Awsome vid guys! Just a quick question. Are there any years that were particularly bad and should avoided? Any model variants to keep clear of too?
Cheers!
Newer models tended to have certain issues fixed such as oil gallery gaskets. Not gonna lie these cars are pretty bullet proof. We give that one some abuse and it’s never skipped a beat.
Gallery gaskets in early cars could go bad, just like the late engined 350z's. Otherwise just watch out for rust!
2014 or newer avoids steering lock/ oil gasket issues.
One company to check out. Fast Intentions for TT Kit.
Wow turning into a GTR nearly with the TT kit!
found a 2017 with only 10k miles but its too far from me just to go check out everything else is clean though
Should be very clean with such low mileage... good luck with your search
Another good one!
Too funny 😂 another great vid 👍🏻
Thank you 😁
U from afrika ? Why u talk like that?
The clue is in the channel name 🏴 😁
Lol, he's Scottish. XD
Clicking noise u've sayed it's pads rear diff. Got it sorted, even better.. poli stuff and no clicking.
370z GT Edition, Oxford
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