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Nissan 370Z

Nissan's 370Z is surprisingly practical and capacious

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10 Aug 2010

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Contrary to mathematical convention, four into 370 does go. You see, you can transport a complete set of replacement tyres (Bridgestone Potenza RE050As, cost £800) inside the Zed. With all the doors closed. And no string holding the boot half shut. Which has to make it the most practical two-seater sports car currently available.

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Date acquired

July 2009

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