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Regardless of what people say about these cars, they are pretty simple to work on and not beyond the home DIY mechanic. 55plate 350Z will be the high rate road tax? Also still has a long way to depreciate. I found the 350z to make a lovely noise and is very smooth, but did feel its weight. change car.......... where you taking me for the moneymoon ¿ I have a mint Rev4 N/A that is perfect and just the way I like it in all respects - except the engine. I can't decide between a Turbo/V6 ...or a 350Z!! 
£100 more per annumsloopeh wrote:i got a quote for a 350z and it was only
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£550 for me fully comp. Sure means filling in a lot of forms but can save you even more.
...??? There are so many good reliable cars in that price bracket the 350 would be VERY low down on my list... If i really had some cash to blow maybe i would just save up for a nice NSX 
. a woman at work has an s2000 and i do like/admire the car for sure... Until i drove one... never driven a Z but its not as good... I cant be... the m3 is PERFECTION in its class... ... for less money than a Z http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/3574045.htm..- dont like bmw- fugly- money pit- ugleeeeee but 2 turbos to look after and am engine that will need a rebuild at some point. has anyone ever looked at a vac hose diagram for one?! !