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Scourge

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  1. So I'm looking in to getting a 350 and wanted to know what the differences between the various models are. I know there have been 3 engines and there is a few trim levels but on auto trader you can only get standard or gt. Just hoping to understand what I'm looking for and if I should go for a 2007 and up model for the extra hp or a 2004 or before to save on tax and potentially insurance as well as what trim to get (avoiding the rev up motor if possible).

  2. 13 minutes ago, eroll_350z said:

    Welcome to the forum buddy. Before buying my Z, I was torn between 2 choices of car, S14 200SX, or the Z, after driving a couple of 200sx's, falling in love with the turbo sounds and ride etc, many of them were needing rust treatment straight away, if not very close after the purchase of one. I went to a garage and saw a lonely Night Blue 350Z HR in the corner of the lot gathering dust from the stony forecourt. Sat in the car and instantly fell in love with it, such a simple yet effective interior, all what you need and nothing else, as a sports car should be. Test drove and as much as I enjoyed the 2 litre turbo of the S14, I couldn't say no to that V6 grunt. Went back about 2 days after and signed the papers to get it in my possession. Had it just under a year now and not looked back since, few modifications to make it 'mine'. 

     

    Sorry, drifted off a bit there! If you can, look for a HR model, later models, cannot speak for everyone, but I have not had any major issues, still pulls like a dream, but my clutch is due for a replacement soon I believe. Any who, if you are interested, I'd say go for it! 

     

    Hate to use this expression but.....you only live once, so go do it.

     

    Keep us updated.

     

    Story over. Thanks! :thumbs:

    That's awesome, and funly enough I was looking at 2007 and onward z's due to the hr motor. I'm also going for a gt model aswell it's just a case of money for me as I'll be 20 with only 2 years no claims (hopefully) so insurance will be a big factor aswell as having to tax it. 

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