RobotAZ
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Hi, I’m not actually AI like a few dim-witted folks have implied. I had a 2024 Sport that I bought in March ‘25. In 14 months I put 43,000 miles on it.
My lifetime MPG was 28.7. I went through the trash factory tires in 11,000 miles and my Michelin Pilot A/S (245/45/18) were getting rough. The Sport eats the rear passenger tire way faster than the others. Did it on both sets of tires.
I did not have a single warranty issue with the car although there was a slight exhaust rattle at idle every now and then. Not sure what it was.
I lived in constant fear of the nose being destroyed from the horrific nose dive. I ultimately am just not a stop light racer guy and got tired of the bad handling. It’s a really fun GT to drive carefully and I found the ridiculous power to not fit the chassis in any way, shape, or form.
However, out of now 31 cars I’ve owned, I expect the Z will always be one of the very highest-quality cars I’ve owned. It was built very well and most of the parts seem quality to me. The interior fabric was awful and drove me nuts. The stereo hideous. The seat was the most bizarre shape and incredibly uncomfortable. The parking sensor software is garbage and embarrassing for Nissan. Other than that loved every bit of it.
Also, people loved that car. I’d say someone mentioned it at least 25% of places I went and sometimes in a day every single place I stopped. To say it got a lot of attention is the understatement of the century.
To those wondering about what happens later in life for your cars, they just keep going. They really are great cars for the money. Enjoy!
My lifetime MPG was 28.7. I went through the trash factory tires in 11,000 miles and my Michelin Pilot A/S (245/45/18) were getting rough. The Sport eats the rear passenger tire way faster than the others. Did it on both sets of tires.
I did not have a single warranty issue with the car although there was a slight exhaust rattle at idle every now and then. Not sure what it was.
I lived in constant fear of the nose being destroyed from the horrific nose dive. I ultimately am just not a stop light racer guy and got tired of the bad handling. It’s a really fun GT to drive carefully and I found the ridiculous power to not fit the chassis in any way, shape, or form.
However, out of now 31 cars I’ve owned, I expect the Z will always be one of the very highest-quality cars I’ve owned. It was built very well and most of the parts seem quality to me. The interior fabric was awful and drove me nuts. The stereo hideous. The seat was the most bizarre shape and incredibly uncomfortable. The parking sensor software is garbage and embarrassing for Nissan. Other than that loved every bit of it.
Also, people loved that car. I’d say someone mentioned it at least 25% of places I went and sometimes in a day every single place I stopped. To say it got a lot of attention is the understatement of the century.
To those wondering about what happens later in life for your cars, they just keep going. They really are great cars for the money. Enjoy!
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