[zenki]

I love the presence it has on the road here. The Z stands out enough but not too much.

 

[Rusty]

I love the presence it has on the road here. The Z stands out enough but not too much.

It's going to be a head turner for a while once deliveries start.

 

[kbl911]

It's going to be a head turner for a while once deliveries start.

I think it may very well remain one. People stare at my 370 on a daily basis and it's been in production since the last ice age. Plus I live in sports-car central where Ferraris and the like are commonplace. I believe it's just that there is a perception of Zs being "rare" even when they aren't.

 

[Rusty]

I think it may very well remain one. People stare at my 370 on a daily basis and it's been in production since the last ice age. Plus I live in sports-car central where Ferraris and the like are commonplace. I believe it's just that there is a perception of Zs being "rare" even when they aren't.

With everything being a sea of pickups and crossovers/SUVs I think you're right.

 

[zenki]

I think it may very well remain one. People stare at my 370 on a daily basis and it's been in production since the last ice age. Plus I live in sports-car central where Ferraris and the like are commonplace. I believe it's just that there is a perception of Zs being "rare" even when they aren't.

The 370z being far more within reach of the average person brings a special level of attention to it. Classic JDM car prices going up all across the board over the last few years sure indicate that. Now even your local clapped out 240sx will go for top dollar