If the 370z was an option, why the G37S?
08-25-2015 | 07:02 PM
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Chose the G37S Coupe, after months of lusting for the 370Z/w spt pkg. Why more room better interior and more comfortable to drive long distances. Me and my wife live in So Cal and go to Nor Cal (500 miles one way)several times a year and to San Diego and Palm Springs. We need to pack a couple of bags and a cooler for cold water. I love the Z but I just can't "GT" it like the G.
08-25-2015 | 07:50 PM
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When I was shopping for a 370Z vs G37 coupe, I found that on average the 370Z with leather was about 2k more expensive than a G37 coupe. So, though I prefer the styling of the Z, the blind spots (being slightly worse) and the cost for leather made me go with the G. Do I regret? Meh...the Z is nice and I'd love one, but I'm definitely not upset with the G
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08-25-2015 | 07:57 PM
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The 370 was my first choice, but I'm 6'3(and old and busted up) so it just wasn't practical as a daily driver for me. My wife bought a Z about 3 months after I bought my car, so if I really want to drive one I just take hers for a rip. I don't regret my choice one little bit. Because every time I get out of that Z, I think 'that was fun but man I would hate that thing if I drove it every day'. I never feel that way about my coupe.
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08-26-2015 | 10:04 AM
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Practicality for me because of the extra 2 seats at the back. Also The interior quality is much better on the G, for example just on the leather itself is different. The colour scheme with the interior is also better on the G.
08-26-2015 | 11:19 AM
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08-26-2015 | 11:22 AM
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The 370 was my first choice, but I'm 6'3(and old and busted up) so it just wasn't practical as a daily driver for me. My wife bought a Z about 3 months after I bought my car, so if I really want to drive one I just take hers for a rip. I don't regret my choice one little bit. Because every time I get out of that Z, I think 'that was fun but man I would hate that thing if I drove it every day'. I never feel that way about my coupe.
08-26-2015 | 11:23 AM
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But the 370z rear end though? Makes you forget about all practicality or logical reasoning! -____-