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!

I love the feeling I get when I step on the gas and the car takes off like a rocket! The driver's seat is comfortable and hugs the contours of my body, making me feel like I am one with my car. The few cons I would mention are a rather uncomfortable blind spot if the passenger seat is pushed back. There is also quite a bit of road noise (that is substantially reduced when new tires are applied!). Also the seat belt hits me a little too high - which I could alleviate by positioning my seat higher in the vehicle.