Soldato
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Just to wet the OP appetite a little more heres some pics of my old one, id say the "rays" are a must
Why is it all cars in silver look so bland and horrible?
Just to wet the OP appetite a little more heres some pics of my old one, id say the "rays" are a must
Why is it all cars in silver look so bland and horrible?
Why is it all cars in silver look so bland and horrible?
Again of a matter of taste, i cant imagine how you think thats bland but thats up to you
Silver is just plain and uninspiring, I couldn't imagine a more boring colour to have on a car, every single other colour gives the car a different look, silver makes them almost forgetable.

Silver is just plain and uninspiring, I couldn't imagine a more boring colour to have on a car, every single other colour gives the car a different look, silver makes them almost forgetable.
Hang on if you want 4 or 5 seats then the 350z is really not a good idea?![]()
This is where I come across VERY DUMB - it only has 2 seats? I thought it had 4 :/
Doh!

Maybe a Skyline 350GT? Basically a 350Z but with more seats: http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/1161683.htm http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/1188520.htm
Maybe a Skyline 350GT? Basically a 350Z but with more seats: http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/1161683.htm http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/1188520.htm
I kind of like the outside but im not an import car fan, hate square rear number plates and stupid (althought not needed in japan) rear foglights that look like some 17 year has fitted to his corsa!, the interiors look a bit chatty compared to the 350z imo too
To be honest I don't really know what the running costs are like, they are import only I believe. I only put it out there as an alternative to the 350z as you need more than 2 seats, I'm not really recommending it to you as I don't know the in's and out's of it.
To be honest I think the suggestion of an 'in between' car may be more appropriate to ascertain if you really do want to go down the performance route?
Celica? Save a bit of money, should be reliable enough, insurance shouldn't be too high:
http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/1380855.htm
http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/1364494.htm
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By spending a bit less you could justify it being a little bit older? I wouldn't be too focused on age to be honest.
Celica? Save a bit of money, should be reliable enough, insurance shouldn't be too high:
http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/1380855.htm
http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/1364494.htm
Edit:
By spending a bit less you could justify it being a little bit older? I wouldn't be too focused on age to be honest.
Think petrol and maintainence, I very much doubt a 3.5ltr V6 is going to be the cheap for either of those.
I think there are a couple on here somewhere (Also iirc, they're really not that practical for a coupe and the interior can be a bit gash)

GET A DIESEL and as lo as cc as poss!!!!!!!!!!I forget to mention, on my 1.6 Astra, I get 50p for every mile at work (I only do 8k miles a year and I'd say 5k of those are business miles). So although the lower mpg won't be too bad, at least it's the local council paying and not me![]()
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