2006 Nissan 350Z

What a piece of crap! It burned about 1.5 quarts of oil per 1000
miles and wore out the front tires at less than 18K miles. Shoddy
manufacturing, cheap interior, uncomfortable seats, clunky
transmission - the list goes on and on. I actually traded in my
2004 350z (because it wore out the tires so fast) on a 2006 - the dealer talked me into this. But the '06 wore out the tires AND
burned oil. So I traded in a car with one huge defect on a car that
had two huge defects. Further, the reponse from Nissan was horrible
(comical really - those Hindu phone techs calling themselves Joe or
Bob are a real good customer service move, NOT!!!).

Do yourself a huge favor and do not even consider this vehicle. Run, do not walk away and know I just saved you a hell of a lot of money, not to mention the sleepless nights and ulcers associated with owning this piece of garbage. I recently traded the 2006 Z on a used BMW, and it's the best move I ever made. I will never, EVER buy a Nissan again. God help you if you do.

I Love my Z! I have the Roadster, like another reviewer stated its sweet when another car pulls up along side trying to show off, and then when the light turns green...look out! The Z has lots of power for the price. I especially love it when you are waiting to pull out and when it's clear you step on it and the car you are behind never pulls away! It's as if you pulled out at 55 mph already! 0-60mph not as fast as Porsche but...not bad for the price. The only fault I can find is...if you are older or tall you might have difficulty getting in and out because it is low to the ground. Low center of gravity allows for great cornering. Not recommended in the snow, the car is very light and can't get traction not to mention that POWER! I also have the Bose 6 disc cd player with a huge subwoofer behind the driver seat. Excellent sound even with the roof down, no tinny sound here! Many people confuse it with a Porsche. I get many compliments, still, after owning it for 3 years. I love it so much that this is the second one I have owned, I prefer the roadster (convertible) to the touring coupe. SHARP, SHARP car!

The 350z is a great real world sports car. Great looks, ergos and not so fast and hard that it's difficult to drive daily. The convertible is a blast with enough protection to comfortably drive in the cold. The z badge has a great history and following. Plenty of clubs, after market, etc...very cool!

I love the speed and size of the car, everything about it is great but i kind'a like 4 seats cars because you can drive more people obviously but yeah it's great.

it starts when u seat in the driver seat and get comfortable in the seat you fill you are in a race car since its a very small compact car you start the engine and its just pleasure to hear it start and the exhaust perfect tuning sound! then it come all to the v6 300hp engine thats power u can feel in every gear and all the looks and complements you get are just worthless beautiful woman staring at the car and little kids screaming "what a nice car" and the feeling you get when a young guy in a civic or any other ricer car stops next to you on a red light and are with their gf showing off think there bad asses and the Z just smoke them thats the greatest feeling of them all.

2006 was the year tire feathering was completely cured. Took this car from WA to NC down to FL then a month later from FL to TX to CA all without one single hitch. My grand touring trim made the painfully long drive into a pleasant and luxurious trip. A huge negative about nissans 350z line up is that all years and all trims look the same! I have this top of the line $39,999 grand touring model while joe smoe next door spends around $15,000 for an early year exact same color enthusiast(base model). The cars seem to be popping out by the dozens everywhere you go. Dealerships are especially horrible at advertising Grand Touring models when they really are not.

2006 350Z is immaculate. EBay is only way to buy a car!!!

Seller was wonderful and toook care of everything. Drove from CT to VA for pick up and everthing went perfect.

I thought the price was right for that year car with the number of miles on odometer. I always wanted a sports car so now that I'm retirement age I felt the time was right. Love the car and have a lot of comments about the vehicle.

I would recomend the Z. It drives wonderfuly and is just a fun car. It is a bit small so it is nice to have a second car to use or access to another vehicle. I would encourage anyone looking at getting a sports car to test drive the Z. I had planned on getting a Honda, but after driving the Z I changed my mind :) I am getting better gas milage than the listed amount too. I get about 27 mpg not 24 mpg. Happy car hunting everyone! :)

Perhaps the only drawback to owning a 350 Z convertible is everyone wants to drive it. When I purchased the Z it was with the intention of occassional day trips of 2-3 hours. That has turned into 5- 6 hours to Detroit, Chicago, Columbus and many towns along the way. For a small car it is remarkably comfortable. The power of the 300 hp engine is more than adequate. A great buy. Have fun!