Although it’s a sports car, you’d be surprised how comfortable it really is once you’re in the driver seat. The handling is amazing and it’s worth it’s price. There’s plenty of space for simple things such as backpacks and a decent amount of groceries but apart from that don’t expect it to help you move out

We have the roadster and love touring with the top down. Strong engine, great handling, and it looks amazing. Get the sport package with the bigger brakes, your gonna need them!

I purchased a 2011 Nissan 370z touring edition with a 6-speed manual transmission in 2013. I got to drive it as a day to day car to supplement my daily driver sedan. It was the best sports car I have ever owned, and I would recommend it to anyone that wants to have a lot of fun in a car, without breaking the bank (the used ones are particularly excellent values). I once had a chance to compare my 370z back to back with a Porche 911 Turbo S and a mid-level Ferrari in about 2015. The Ferrari was loud and powerful, and I did enjoy the Porsche performance and could see how purists with a lot of money would claim it was much better than the 370z, however I was NOT disappointed when I got back in my 370z after those test drives. The power and performance of the 370z is quite impressive, and yet the car has a reasonable day to day ride if you were to make it a primary car. Just don't take it in the snow!! Gas mileage for a car this powerful was exceptional. Several road trips averaged about 28mpg, and the car averaged in the low to mid 20's on mixed drives. The feel of taking this car into sharp curves of your two land back road is incredible. There is very little body roll or leaning of any kind, the car just tracks perfectly. If you're looking for maximum fun on a reasonable budget, the 2011 370z is hard to beat!!