rx-8 or nission fairlady ?
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The Z has lots of different trim options... the full Grand Touring or whatever is close to forty grand, while I don't know what the base costs (yeah less than S2000)
get an AP1 S2000, F20C FTW, then Z
get an AP1 S2000, F20C FTW, then Z
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The Z has lots of different trim options... the full Grand Touring or whatever is close to forty grand, while I don't know what the base costs (yeah less than S2000)
get an AP1 S2000, F20C FTW, then Z
get an AP1 S2000, F20C FTW, then Z
Anyways, get the 350z. Engine flooding is too much of a hassle; the rotary in general. The Rx-8 wins a lot of those "Vs." competitions but the Z is just much more reliable.
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The Z out powers the 8 and the 8 out handles the Z. Both are nice cars, but the street price for an 8 may make it the winner if I were choosing between the two. I've seen new 8s as cheap as $23k and at that price, it's hard to pass up.
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What a stupid post. The two cars considered are two door sports coupes. Use you're brain a little here and think about what's wrong with your suggestions.
The Z out powers the 8 and the 8 out handles the Z. Both are nice cars, but the street price for an 8 may make it the winner if I were choosing between the two. I've seen new 8s as cheap as $23k and at that price, it's hard to pass up.
The Z out powers the 8 and the 8 out handles the Z. Both are nice cars, but the street price for an 8 may make it the winner if I were choosing between the two. I've seen new 8s as cheap as $23k and at that price, it's hard to pass up.
However, stay away from the RX8. Coming from a previous owner, they are nothing but a headache. The positives do not out weigh the negatives.
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you're out of your mind if you think you can get a Z that low in price
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s2000
if its strictly between those 2... 350z.. for reliabillity.. i think most girls dont really care about handling.. they just want a comfortable cruiser thats fast and looks good
if its strictly between those 2... 350z.. for reliabillity.. i think most girls dont really care about handling.. they just want a comfortable cruiser thats fast and looks good
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The 350z is not that comfortable.
And people, please stop saying S2000. You know what, just make her test drive them both. I'm sick of these Vs. threads. They can just be resolved through a test drive.
And people, please stop saying S2000. You know what, just make her test drive them both. I'm sick of these Vs. threads. They can just be resolved through a test drive.
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I say go for the 350z. Drove my friends Rx8 and wasn't thrilled at all and felt Ridiculous when I had to get out of the back with those damn suicide doors.
As for the s2000: I was a service advisor at a honda dealership and drove quite a bit of them and loved them. Drove nice, look great, decent on gas & its a honda.
As for the s2000: I was a service advisor at a honda dealership and drove quite a bit of them and loved them. Drove nice, look great, decent on gas & its a honda.