2011 Nissan 370Z Pros and Cons at TrueDelta: Owner Pros and Cons by gy954

Powertrain performance

No longer needing a "green" car (I don't drive much anymore), I looked for an affordable car with plenty of power and capable handling. A Porsche would have been wonderful, but for literally 1/3 the cost, the Z does very well.

Handling

You can throw the Z into a turn at speed and feel comfortable that you'll get through it without incident. I have not yet driven this car at the limit, so I don't know how much warning it gives before going into under- or over-steer.

Quietness

The 370Z is a noisy car. With little sound-deadening material, tire noise and road noise can make a conversation in normal tones impossible. Just as annoying is the sound of gravel hitting the wheel wells, something I am not aware of in other cars.

Cargo capacity

The Z coupe is a hatchback, but the space in the back is truly limited. There is little storage in the front either. It's a sports car, not a grand tourer.