Thanks everyone for the welcome!
The 370z was all about power, like a big muscle car. It took its time to get going but my word, when you go past 4000 RPM, the noise it makes is just ballistic (all stock). Handling for me was good too, you could just throw it into the corner and it would stick, probably helped though with the big fat tyres it had as standard (Michelin Pilot Sports) and great steering setup.
I loved the alcantara seats too and whilst the interior is divisive to owners, I thought it was great. Very functional and not distracting at all with all the buttons.
What I did not like though is due to a back injury from a few years ago, this thing does have a very firm ride! By firm, I mean super firm which is the reason I had to let go of it sadly (I thought I would get used to it but could not). You can feel every pot hole and no matter how shallow it looks, the car crashes over it really badly.
Not a major thing but the insulation was pretty poor too as you can hear all of the stones hitting the underside of the car which was not ideal (I think the GT Edition had better underfloor protection).
But would I have another? If I did not have my back problem, then yes definitely but sadly my back cannot cope! The black one in the photo above was actually my second 370z, I had a blue one a few years ago.
