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Hi, just registered and have been looking through an awful lot of informative posts but I'm still in need of some advice.

 

I'm looking to buy a Z within the next week or two and would appreciate any hints/tips or things I should look out for when buying one. I'm in Ireland but I'm mostly looking at UK cars as there's only a handful of (overpriced) 350z's for sale here.

 

Just to give a brief idea - I'm currently driving a 00' Celica VVTLi with a leather interior so I doubt I could settle for a non-leather spec'd one at the moment. I'm willing to spend around £12-13k on most likely a GT model.

 

Some feedback from owners about things I should keep an eye out for would be much appreciated, thanks!

Posted

Thanks for such a speedy response martin and I'll be looking closely in the warranty section now, thanks!. Funny you should post that coz I actually had that very car open in another tab! :)

 

It looks in great condition but I regrettably bought my Celica in silver and I'd be reluctant to buy a silver 350z. :| Who knows though. ;)

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xStric9x: Thanks for the feedback - Yeah I've put a little thought into it. But one or two things put me off it. There's a new tax coming into place in Ireland in July which basically means that we've gotta pay an extortianate amount of money on any car with high co2 emissions. So I've gotta get this car before July 1st, hence the reluctance to import. Any recommendations on reputable importers? I've only looked at bonsaicars admittedly.

Posted

JM imports, Jurgen is a trader on here, dont know what stock they have though.

One big advantage with buying a car from a forum member is that you will get a car which has been looked after, serviced and pretty much free of nasty suprises.

 

Having said that there seems to e a choice of silver or er.. silver at the moment. If you find something here.

http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/list.asp?s=299

 

feel free to post up for comments.

Posted

Hi and welcome aboard! :thumbs:

 

Perhaps your best bet would be to pick up an already imported car from its first UK owner rather than try to import one through an agent before your deadline. :)

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