My issue is that it will just be a conversation piece more than anything else. How many of us will ever see one of these outside a car show, where it is sitting parked, with the engine off? Virtually all of them are already spoken for and have already been snatched up and allocated (many of the buyers simply being investors looking for a flip). This refrains an argument I made in another video comment regarding how the last true gasoline engines will be reserved for unobtanium sports cars and exotics while everyone else will suffer with some pathetic semblance of a Nissan Leaf in a 15-minute city. I would like to be excited about this, but I know where the internal combustion engine is headed for the rest of us mortals with shallow pockets 😢
Just out of curiosity, what other cars were you considering at the time you purchased your 350z? How long have you had the Z? Has it been pretty reliable?
I’ve had the Z since 2011. I had it in storage for a decade when I lived in Manhattan so I didn’t drive it that much. But overall it’s been very reliable. Thanks for asking 🤘
@@PhilipTamorria Very cool! I’m glad you’ve been able to enjoy it and she’s healthy. I don’t care what anyone says, part of keeping them in good shape is running them at least 1,500-2,000 miles per year. They’re made to be enjoyed!
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My issue is that it will just be a conversation piece more than anything else. How many of us will ever see one of these outside a car show, where it is sitting parked, with the engine off? Virtually all of them are already spoken for and have already been snatched up and allocated (many of the buyers simply being investors looking for a flip).
This refrains an argument I made in another video comment regarding how the last true gasoline engines will be reserved for unobtanium sports cars and exotics while everyone else will suffer with some pathetic semblance of a Nissan Leaf in a 15-minute city.
I would like to be excited about this, but I know where the internal combustion engine is headed for the rest of us mortals with shallow pockets 😢
Hopefully not quite this bleak…stay positive. 🤘🦾
Just out of curiosity, what other cars were you considering at the time you purchased your 350z? How long have you had the Z? Has it been pretty reliable?
I’ve had the Z since 2011. I had it in storage for a decade when I lived in Manhattan so I didn’t drive it that much. But overall it’s been very reliable. Thanks for asking 🤘
@@PhilipTamorria Very cool! I’m glad you’ve been able to enjoy it and she’s healthy. I don’t care what anyone says, part of keeping them in good shape is running them at least 1,500-2,000 miles per year. They’re made to be enjoyed!
@@johnlowe2218 totally 💯