2010 Nissan 370z Touring Roadster on 2040-cars
Roseburg, Oregon, United States
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One owner, non-smoker, touring roadster purchased new November, 2009. It has been driven on 6 major trips through 16 states, nearly all freeway/highway miles. This car has been stored in heated garage, and has been meticulously maintained. The tires are ZR Rated Nitto Motivos, replaced 3000 miles ago. This roadster has the Sport Package and Nissan Navigation System Options (see descriptions in the photos), which include rev matching downshifts in Sport mode, and voice activation for navigation and phone calls while driving (voice activation works with top up only). There are several small paint chips on the front bumper, touched up with recently mixed brilliant silver touch-up paint (included). There are two small paint blemishes on the right rear wheel, and a small curb scrape on the right front wheel, both shown in the photos--neither are noticible unless you are very close to the wheel and looking specifically for them. The car is like new otherwise, and we truly love touring in it. It is a fast, stable road eating machine. The cooled/ventilated seats are awesome on hot top-down days. It has XM satellite radio and a 9.3 GB hard drive, with every CD we own downloaded, mainly baby-boomer rock&roll (we can delete all if desired). We hate to sell it, but need the garage space for a vintage car restoration project. See photos for Window Sticker data. |
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