I get worn out just driving for an hour, but maybe thats just me. But I really never experience fatigue as much if say, I were in a different car.bloo dragon wrote:
How comfortable are the seats for driving 5 hrs nonstop?
I get the same. My brother vette is way more comfortable to driveDasoupdude wrote:I get worn out just driving for an hour, but maybe thats just me. But I really never experience fatigue as much if say, I were in a different car.
Indeed, both the C5 and 6. I can imagine driving the Z for five hours nonstop would only initiate the process of rigor morits in my body.Watermelonwarrior wrote:I get the same. My brother vette is way more comfortable to drive
Thanks for your feedback. I'm sure the Z is more fun to drive but I already have a weekend car that's plenty fun and turns heads but it's a 2-seater and impractical. I'm leaning toward the Accord or Altima C for their comfort and practicality. The reason I suddenly considered the 350Z is because the 2008's are being discounted so heavily they're about the same price as a 2009 Accord coupe ($22500).maximus108 wrote:One is a coupe and the other is a sports car. Go test drive an Accord then a Z. You'll see what you like better; a true sports car that turns heads, sounds awesome, is compared to cars costing thousands more: or an economy car.Arguably, when you drive an Accord it's more about the destination, getting from point A to point B. When you drive a Z it more about the journey.
makes sense. you'll get 370Z engine, instead of the 350Z one and practicality and comfort to boot.xjmxstac wrote:Get a g37. You'll get your cargo space, and comfort on top of performance and fun factor.