Road&Track s2000 vs 350z roadster
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Yep, these days, every mag seems to be testing roadsters for the summer; and the S seems to have won every single one of them for being the funnest to drive. Right, Flip and Redneck606? Yeah!
One day very soon enough, I'll be parting with my S and get into an SC430. I'll really miss hanging out with you, Flip and Redneck606. Maybe over on an SC430 forum, I'll find another version of Flip and Redneck606, only a little less flippy and rednecked.
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One day very soon enough, I'll be parting with my S and get into an SC430. I'll really miss hanging out with you, Flip and Redneck606. Maybe over on an SC430 forum, I'll find another version of Flip and Redneck606, only a little less flippy and rednecked.
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Seems like two totaly different cars other than the fact that both a re Japanese. One is a 3400 lb. grand touring car (they tested the touring version), the other a 2800 lb. pseudo track car. Maybe they should have included the SC 430 in this comparison. It seems as though the 350Z may be closer to that than the S2000.
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Awesome articles.
Looks like they're finally driving the car like it should be driven, and giving it justice in the mags.
Unlike some of those other roadsters, the S stands a better chance of being a collector's item 50-60 years from now, it seems.
Looks like they're finally driving the car like it should be driven, and giving it justice in the mags.
Unlike some of those other roadsters, the S stands a better chance of being a collector's item 50-60 years from now, it seems.