Just got back from the Red Wings victory. Not really into bikes. Have to work Saturday and am going to the Canucks/Coyotes game on Sunday. We'll see when the auto show is and watch the ragboys put swirl marks in all the cars.
Thanks. The aggressive fender flares are very intimidating in person! I got the Performance model. Everything is standard and the only option is DVD-NAV which I did not get for two reasons. One is I don't need to spend a few grand for a talking map when I mainly drive in the city and hardly ever get lost. Second is that due to the sales tax situation here in BC, that option would have pushed me into the luxury tax bracket, having to pay an extra 2.5% tax on the whole vehicle price. The NAV DOES look cool though.
Up in Canada, we only have three models. Performance, Touring, and Track. The US has five models with lower base models called Enthusiast and something else. All three models here have the 18 inch wheels and fully loaded except NAV. The Performance is 6-speed. The Touring is the same but is manumatic and doesn't have stability control. The Track has the Brembo brakes, Rays aluminum wheels, front chin and rear spoiler, but has cheaper sound system and cloth seats instead of leather.
Great car there! I love the fender treatments and curves on those. I'm glad to see sports cars making a comeback. I don't know what they call it, but I'm partial to that orange/gold color too.
That orange colour is called Sunset LeMans. I can't say that I like it too much. They used this particular colour for the upcoming DVD feature of a 350Z racing through the outskirts of Prague. I believe it is showing in movie theatres prior to the feature presentation. The 2 minute trailer for this mini-movie is available for viewing at www.z.com if your interested in seeing it. It is called "The Run".
