MotorTrend Convertible, 350Z vs Mustang
9/16/05, 02:27 PM
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Think of the Mustang GT as Jake LaMotta, a punch-drunk heavyweight making a comeback from the brink of retirement. With a 300-horse V-8, it still packs quite a wallop. The 350Z, on the other hand, is Jackie Chan, kickboxing the competition with faster moves, quicker reflexes, and a more animated personality.
9/16/05, 10:21 PM
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From the article:
Price as tested
Mustang: $33,905
350 - Z : $41,110
Always love comparisons like this. For 7 grand you can make a lot of upgrades to the Stang, like suspension and custom seats.
And the interior on the Z is ch-HEAP. Like the interior on the Mustang more and it isn't exactly the ultimate in refinement.
Either way, the Z is still fugly. Somewhere two 1950's kitchens are missing the handles to the fridge.
Price as tested
Mustang: $33,905
350 - Z : $41,110
Always love comparisons like this. For 7 grand you can make a lot of upgrades to the Stang, like suspension and custom seats.
And the interior on the Z is ch-HEAP. Like the interior on the Mustang more and it isn't exactly the ultimate in refinement.
Either way, the Z is still fugly. Somewhere two 1950's kitchens are missing the handles to the fridge.
9/19/05, 12:45 PM
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I like the coupes of both cars for looks. I don't like the 'verts on either with the top up. Tops down, I like the 'stang, but not the Z.
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