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Nissan Crossover 370GT any good?

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Nissan Crossover 370GT any good?

thinking about upgrading the stagea iv had for 11 years gave it to the wife few years ago to keep it in the family but she want something newer so whos got em havnt drivin one yet main thing is what are they like on fuel specs say 9/100kms but i suspect thats bullshit?

also any market for performance mods yet? couldnt find any spose you could use 370z gear?

any feed back be appricated cheerz

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Yeah, I moved my V35 coupe on to buy a Cross-over. I got tired of having a boot only big enough to fit a bunch of bananas... The Cross-over is really a V37 Skyline station wagon - it's the smaller Infiniti EX37 vs the larger FX 37. I like it but it isn't a coupe, and I can't do a round-about as fast as I could previously. It's feet aren't as stable. Still, It's a much more practical car if you want to stay in the Nissan stable.

I'm not aware of any performance mods for it, and I'd be cautious about fitting anything for a 370Z, as the body is different (as therefore so would be the mounting points).

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