Five different versions of the new 350Z?
02-11-2002, 09:05 PM
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Five different versions of the new 350Z?
Check out www.kbb.com under new cars, nissan, 2002 350Z. What's up with the numerous different specifications? Are they just different packages? The all rate the same 280/260 hp/torque numbers.
02-11-2002, 09:10 PM
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Yup, theres 5 different packages i guess you can say for it. This little piece is from nissannews.com
The new Z™ coupe will be offered in five well-equipped models, including an Enthusiast Model, Touring Model, Performance Model and Track Model. Two of the models are available for under $30,000, while the top equipment package, the Track Model, lists at $34,079.
The new Z™ coupe will be offered in five well-equipped models, including an Enthusiast Model, Touring Model, Performance Model and Track Model. Two of the models are available for under $30,000, while the top equipment package, the Track Model, lists at $34,079.
02-11-2002, 10:27 PM
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The Skyline will be coming over next year as a V8 or same TT I6. I'm not to keen on the new look though. 
Thats prolly why they wont make a TT anytime soon
Thats prolly why they wont make a TT anytime soon
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02-12-2002, 01:19 AM
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Originally posted by patsmere
The Skyline will be coming over next year as a V8 or same TT I6. I'm not to keen on the new look though. Thats prolly why they wont make a TT anytime soon
The Skyline will be coming over next year as a V8 or same TT I6. I'm not to keen on the new look though.
Thats prolly why they wont make a TT anytime soon
02-12-2002, 12:23 PM
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The track model is also only available with CLOTH seats and a shitty sound system and no creature comforts.
It is great if all you want it for is track use.
The best way to go is fully equiped touring and do the brakes/wheels aftermarket.
It is great if all you want it for is track use.
The best way to go is fully equiped touring and do the brakes/wheels aftermarket.
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