The 3.0si - the lovable sports car underdog (or so it says)

[idej_z4]

I love the coupe shape,to me it's the nearest thing shape-wise to my Datsun 260 Z,just getting to grips and learning a few things from you guys about my coupe,not read the article yet

You're in the right place if you're looking for some great insight into your coupe - there is a lot of love for the coupe on here.

 

[Status]

I've always fancied one,they look so sexy from behind,better than a lot of women that think they look good in tight jeans,the hairdressers version is one of the best looking convertibles going along with the Nissan 350/370 z but not for me as it would mess my hair up,just gave it a polish,up to snowdonia in it on the 30 th for a few days ,fitting a pair of F 1 s on the front so should be better to drive

 

[enzed4]

I have to admit I have grown more and more fond of the coupe over the time I've owned the convertible (no stupid top motor to replace for a start, although it seems the rusting hatch is a coupe 'exclusive'). As others have said, the coupe has aged exceptionally well, and still turns heads when out and about

 

[Status]

Well on ln snowdonia ( Portmadog ) and must say the new F 1 s I put on have made it a joy to drive,apologies to the guy in the white Z ,I did see you and did wave back,was having trouble with me phone,and I didn't know where I was

 

[JimBob78]

There's not a lot that can compete at the price and running costs (no scary bills) that is quick enough, looks good, feels special and has the rarity factor. I keep toying with the idea of swapping for something v8 powered but I'm pretty sure I'd regret it. Mine is on 86k and still feels solid and capable and has very little go wrong outside of routine maintenance, just the water pump in fact. I usually get around 35mpg on a motorway run but that's at 80 and in an auto so pretty happy with that. And most importantly, i can fit my downhill bike in the boot! Z4C for the win!