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I prefer the hood lines (or almost lack of) on the FR-S. I prefer the stylings of both front and rear headlights on it as well. Hell, I prefer the stock sideview mirrors too. What I really love about the 370Z (even more so on the 350Z) is what can't be seen on this picture : the way the roof "merges" with the back end of the car. I.E looking like a liftback. |
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Alphanumeric cars? XR4TI!
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FR-S Better looking than ALL cars that cost less retail. Period! Or Name one!
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Funny enough I came from a 370 to a FRS.
While I enjoyed leaving 640i's in the dust, and the look on the kids face who borrowed moms C250 as I blew him away 2 car lengths; there is nothing that compares to the day to day driving enjoyment I get out of my car. I was told I would miss the HP, but I haven't missed it or thought about it ever. Bottom line I didn't trust the Z at high speed rates, I trust my FRS like no other.
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A very fine looking girl with a white 350z parked next to me at the gym while I was walking towards my white 86. She was breaking her neck as I left.
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FR-S/BRZ has flowing lines, 370Z has too many breaks and angles
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Depends on the angle really.
Front and side profile I'd say the 86. Rear quarter and rear I'd say the Z. |
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I really like the way the 370z looks. They took the modded 240z look and made the 370z like that from the factory. At least that's my opinion.
![]() ![]() The 370z to me is the most true to the original s30z look out of all z cars. It's amazing they've kept it the weight they have. It's essentially remained the same, or lost weight since 1990, and is only 3-500 lbs heavier than the 280z(x) and z31 300zx. Both the z and the 86 are sexy af. Just in different ways. I'm torn between the two honestly. |
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