2004 Nissan 350Z Usados en Venta

Some people say it's a bit impractical to own a two-seater car and sometimes I agree, especially when I'm buying groceries. However, this car is a solid, fun, practical (most days) kind of car. It's fast even with everything, except for intake, as stock. It's a 6-speed manual and the first one I've ever driven - it's not a touchy clutch. I learned how to drive a manual within 3 days of owning the car. The car, for a two-seater, has plenty of leg room, storage behind the seats, and plenty of little knick-knack/drink holders. Where there are pluses, there are negatives. There are blind-spots within the car (back window, mainly.) The back window doesn't provide enough coverage to fully see everything, so you're relying on both side-view mirrors to guide you. The stock CD player went out on me within the first couple of months owning it (one owner before me). Where there is a good amount of storage inside of the car, there's hardly any in the trunk (it shows you how to place a golf bag in there, though!) Overall, I'm very content with this car. She's fast, sleek, a convertible, and was a fun choice to learn manual on. I can get past certain issues with it because driving the car is super fun!

This was the best vehicle I have owned. It was beautiful, fast, powerful and vocal. I loved the way it sounded. The color was gorgeous - Le Mans Sunset, a lovely shimmery earthy orange color. It was a joy to drive: easy to merge onto the freeway or pass another car. It handled curves so well. Driving up the coast or in the mountains was so much fun! It felt sturdy, heavy in a good sense. It felt safe to me. If I got into an accident, I would be protected. I wished it got better gas mileage. It averaged 22 mpg in combined driving, 28 mpg on purely highway driving and 18 on purely city driving. I never had a major issue with it, just tires and brakes.

I really enjoyed this car for a while. It was very fun to drive and had great handling and decent gas mileage. However, it had issues over heating and was very expensive to maintain.