Ive wanted 370Z since highschool and finally got my hands on the only 6spd Manual Silver and Black version in my area this past September. Your review is spot on! Literally 2 days after i got it, I put on some V1 Remark axlebacks. Now it sounds and looks good. Pretty much the only thing im doing to this car. lol
I have a 2019 Magnetic black 370Z sport coupe 6MT to which I've added stiffer Hotchkis anti-roll bars on the front and rear and some stainless steel braided brake lines for a firmer pedal feel. The bars help to make the steering turn in more responsive and to virtually eliminate body roll, even on hard cornering. I do like the blacked out metal trim pieces in the interior of this car and the contrast red stitching in the interior; I may do that as a cosmetic upgrade on my car. Future plans include reducing unsprung mass and rotational mass in the suspension with lighter wheels and brakes.
@@nathanmccauley6813 I am more concerned with how the car performs for me now, the driver, than how it might appeal to a potential future buyer, assuming that I even want to sell it later.
cheers for the video mate. Im looking at getting one and just doing some more research before I buy. I bought a 2002 200sx for 13k and let it go at 27k. and Im looking for another investment sports car and this one seems to be it.
I was thinking along the same lines, the current sale price seems very reasonable. Do you know if they’ve had a price reduction? At $49990 drive away seems almost too cheap
Quite enjoyed your review.I am seriously looking at buying a brand new 370Z.It will have to be auto because I have a problem with my left foot and if I'm in traffic, it can become painful.What I would like to know about the 370Z is the ride quality and cabin noise.Are the seats comfortable?I realise they cannot be like the Nismo seats but if they have adequate bolstering for some spirited driving, I would be happy.The ride quality hopefully isn't fidgety like my M140i BMW.That car even on perfectly flat road surfaces, feels to me, too bouncy.
HI BMWPower, Sorry we did not get back to you sooner! You may have made the choice on the 270Z by now, but the seats are quite comfortable in the 370Z. You might want to see how much the new upcoming 400Z is going to be also. Nissan does a good job with seating. The ride is smoothish, but it is as you would expect for a sports car. Stiff sports suspension and a reasonable engagement from the steering make for an enjoyable driving experience. Old technology in the 370Z with the infotainment, but not too bad. I'm sure you will enjoy whatever you decide!
HAHHAHAHAA Yes I said that all video. Z'd.... nooo ZEEEEE 370zzzzzzzzzzz (if you read that as 370 zedzedzedzedzedzedzedzedzedzedzedzedzedzedzedzedzedzedzed youre doing it wrong!)
Surprisingly great quality video for such a small channel!
Thank you Casimir!
Got to love the red pin stripping on those rims!
Thanks for the review. This 50th Anniversary edition really flies under the radar. I didn’t even know it existed until yesterday.
Ive wanted 370Z since highschool and finally got my hands on the only 6spd Manual Silver and Black version in my area this past September. Your review is spot on! Literally 2 days after i got it, I put on some V1 Remark axlebacks. Now it sounds and looks good. Pretty much the only thing im doing to this car. lol
Thanks for this video, I’m considering buying on of these now
I got 1 last year and it runs really good until now...
I have a 2019 Magnetic black 370Z sport coupe 6MT to which I've added stiffer Hotchkis anti-roll bars on the front and rear and some stainless steel braided brake lines for a firmer pedal feel. The bars help to make the steering turn in more responsive and to virtually eliminate body roll, even on hard cornering. I do like the blacked out metal trim pieces in the interior of this car and the contrast red stitching in the interior; I may do that as a cosmetic upgrade on my car. Future plans include reducing unsprung mass and rotational mass in the suspension with lighter wheels and brakes.
mad car but mods will make the depreciation drop like an anchor off a ship. but if you love her then you love her!
@@nathanmccauley6813 I am more concerned with how the car performs for me now, the driver, than how it might appeal to a potential future buyer, assuming that I even want to sell it later.
cheers for the video mate. Im looking at getting one and just doing some more research before I buy.
I bought a 2002 200sx for 13k and let it go at 27k. and Im looking for another investment sports car and this one seems to be it.
I was thinking along the same lines, the current sale price seems very reasonable. Do you know if they’ve had a price reduction? At $49990 drive away seems almost too cheap
Quite enjoyed your review.I am seriously looking at buying a brand new 370Z.It will have to be auto because I have a problem with my left foot and if I'm in traffic, it can become painful.What I would like to know about the 370Z is the ride quality and cabin noise.Are the seats comfortable?I realise they cannot be like the Nismo seats but if they have adequate bolstering for some spirited driving, I would be happy.The ride quality hopefully isn't fidgety like my M140i BMW.That car even on perfectly flat road surfaces, feels to me, too bouncy.
HI BMWPower, Sorry we did not get back to you sooner! You may have made the choice on the 270Z by now, but the seats are quite comfortable in the 370Z. You might want to see how much the new upcoming 400Z is going to be also. Nissan does a good job with seating. The ride is smoothish, but it is as you would expect for a sports car. Stiff sports suspension and a reasonable engagement from the steering make for an enjoyable driving experience. Old technology in the 370Z with the infotainment, but not too bad. I'm sure you will enjoy whatever you decide!
IT'S A ZEE!
HAHHAHAHAA Yes I said that all video. Z'd.... nooo ZEEEEE 370zzzzzzzzzzz (if you read that as 370 zedzedzedzedzedzedzedzedzedzedzedzedzedzedzedzedzedzedzed youre doing it wrong!)
They’re all ZED CARS . definitely not zeee , sounds gay,