How Many 350Z Roadster Owners On Here

[steve916]

A great colour for a Roadster and looks in great condition, would you mind telling me what year it is.

Regards Keith

 

Looking at the number plate Keith, it's a 2005.

Might be different though as mine says 54 but it's a 2007.

^^Does look nice though

Edited December 30, 2014 by steve916

[Jonny Z]

A great colour for a Roadster and looks in great condition, would you mind telling me what year it is.

Regards Keith

 

Yeah it's a 2005 mate

 

[pcw1982]

I've got one too but think I need to sell soon, just about see the pic below.

[J4CKO]

I have a 2007 296 bhp Convertible in Grey, only 38k.

 

From those who have had a Coupe and a convertible, is there much difference between them to drive, is the extra weight noticeable ?

 

Might sell mine soon, fancy a change, is there much price differential between Coupes and Convertibles ?

[keithvmx1200]

I think convertibles are meant to be worth less than Coupes but come the summer I know which one I prefer. I have had coupes but being a biker as well I love the feeling of freedom a convertibles gives you.

Regards keith

[Z_Lover]

My Baby

 

[keithvmx1200]

Very nice and I love the wheels they go well with the car.

Regards keith

[WhackyWill]

This is mine. I still have mine. Its getting a new roof at the moment.

 

Welcome to The Forum..

 

Nice spoiler, wasn't sure you could fit one on a Roadster ?

[keithvmx1200]

WhackyWill are you getting the new roof done in your area and is it expensive.

Regards keith

[rabbitstew]

I have a 2007 296 bhp Convertible in Grey, only 38k.

 

From those who have had a Coupe and a convertible, is there much difference between them to drive, is the extra weight noticeable ?

 

Might sell mine soon, fancy a change, is there much price differential between Coupes and Convertibles ?

 

The extra weight knocked something like 0.5seconds off the 0-60 on my HR one over a coupe. But on the road wasnt noticeable. Also, whilst the roadster is heavier, that re-enforcement and strengthening is all low down, so the reviews I read said that they actually handle the same / if not better than a coupe. I never pushed it to the limit on a track back-to-back so cant say, but certainly on the road there wouldnt be anything in it.

 

I think convertibles are meant to be worth less than Coupes but come the summer I know which one I prefer.

 

When I looked the roadsters were more expensive than the coupe`s as they are rarer. Of course, Roadsters will sell easier in the summer rather than winter, when in general prices of convertibles are stronger as demand is higher. But I enjoyed mine all year around. Nothing like getting the roof down, heaters on full blast and having a back road thrash in the middle of winter.

[The Seasider]

My coupe feels much faster than my roadster - but the coupe is an auto, so that may be the determining factor.

 

They're both pretty impractical and obviously both have two seats - so if it was a straight choice I'd take the roadster everytime.

 

I've had my roadster for over 3 years now - which is the longest I've ever owned a car incidentally - the coupe just a year.

 

I thought it made sense to get the coupe for the cold and wet days when the roadster wasn't ideal but I don't actually drive it much as I've got other cars that are better suited to the cold and wet!

 

so, I think I am actually going to sell the coupe when I can get around to writing an ad to go with the photos I took when it was all shiny last week. I will of course give our forum members first refusal :-)

 

The roadster however, will stay in the fleet for a while yet! Still loving it