321tune
09-11-2009, 04:53 PM
I've been a fan of the 370z and not so much of convertibles.. but it's hard to argue when there's good evidence of success.
A snippet from the review: All of the standard 370Z characteristics are still on hand. The engine loves to rev high in order to get the full 332 horsepower sent to the back tires, but we still think the mill sounds a bit coarse in the upper range of each gear. However, having an open roof allows us to better hear the exhaust note, and it’s a very pleasing sound. The turning is crisp and gives the driver a good feeling of confidence.
Engine: V-6, 3.7 liters, 24v
Output: 332 hp/270 lb-ft
Transmission: Six-speed manual
0-60 MPH: 5.2 seconds (estimated)
Top speed: 155 mph (electronically limited)
Weight: 3497 lb
Base price: $36,970
Price as tested: $40,52
Full detailed review plus pictures. (http://www.nextautos.com/driven-2010-nissan-370z-roadster)
I know a lot of people are skeptical about the roadster. Interested in your opinions on it.
A snippet from the review: All of the standard 370Z characteristics are still on hand. The engine loves to rev high in order to get the full 332 horsepower sent to the back tires, but we still think the mill sounds a bit coarse in the upper range of each gear. However, having an open roof allows us to better hear the exhaust note, and it’s a very pleasing sound. The turning is crisp and gives the driver a good feeling of confidence.
Engine: V-6, 3.7 liters, 24v
Output: 332 hp/270 lb-ft
Transmission: Six-speed manual
0-60 MPH: 5.2 seconds (estimated)
Top speed: 155 mph (electronically limited)
Weight: 3497 lb
Base price: $36,970
Price as tested: $40,52
Full detailed review plus pictures. (http://www.nextautos.com/driven-2010-nissan-370z-roadster)
I know a lot of people are skeptical about the roadster. Interested in your opinions on it.