[k3smostwanted]

yes, for the price range it offers, IMO, great performance...they offer different models for different reasons...if you get model which was designed for the track it isnt gonna fair alot better on the track. you have to remember, they probably compared the base model of each. the base model 350z doesnt even have LSD and is significantly cheaper than the rest of those cars...thats me talking in its defense.

but im with these guys, if i wanted to buy a $30,000 car it wouldnt be the Z just based on you have to put some serious cash in it to make it faster...i wouldnt say tunability is bad but tunibility isnt like a good tuner friendly car where you add basic bolt-ons and you can feel a big difference. plus i do not care for the styling. it is probably the only Z car i do not like the styling of....anyways if i had $30k and was in the market for performance, i would probably look at a slightly used M3...