Love the car, best bang for your buck. Good looking styling, great car overall nothing bad I can say about it

Never needed to replace anything on this car. Obviously great performance, and the 35th anniversary package is extra comfort.

Everything you'd want in a sports car.

Best bang for the buck if you are looking for a performance convertible.

Great power and amazing styling with all the quality and reliability from Nissan.

I've owned two 350Z Roadsters and loved them both.

This car has been excellent to drive, cruise control, traction, performance, and all of your dreams come true!! I can only express how great it feels to drive, and the excellent gas mileage in this high performance car really surprised me. I can drive over 800 km on one tank city and highway. wow! surprised me. When you need to kick it up it can do this in a flash for you, holds the road like a glove.

This car is everything I ever wanted and I am very sad that I need to give her up. I have never had a single problem with her (since 2011 when I purchased her) and the performance is amazing.

This car has been bullet proof throughout its entire life! Never let me down once!

Not only is the car reliable but provides great value for performance!

The only downside is the small trunk space (convertible).

I set this car up to be a fun, light car, similar to a Lotus, while maintaining its reliability. It grips the road like no other Z, and is absolutely gorgeous. Timeless looks that will be appreciated forever, and a perfect stance.

A 350Z is a true pleasure to drive. It's a poor man's Porsche, comparable performance, less maintenance costs, higher reliability. This is a car you need to have before you settle down for the mini van, and the first car to buy after you don't need the minivan.

With a six speed manual transmission and 305 hp., speed limits can be your biggest concern with this car. The handling is very responsive and with looks and power that do get noticed, this car turns an every day drive into an exhilarating escape.

I owned a 2006 350Z roadster for the past few years. They are a great and super fun car! Hugs the road like nothing else, amazing sound system and the drop top roof can't be beat.

This is an exotic sports car that is as affordable as it is roadworthy. This was my bucket list vehicle in Gun Metal Grey and I have taken fantastic shape of it over the years.

it is definitely a head turner with its 287-horsepower, 3.5-liter DOHC 24-valve V-6 engine, it can go 0-60km/hr in 5 seconds. It is a real wheel drive and has excellent fuel economy on the highway.
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This car is a fun, sporty, great looking, and just requires the regular maintenance of any vehicle. You will love the experience of owning such a treat!

Its easily the nicest car i will ever own. When winter was over, its impossible not to have a ridiculous grin on your face the first day you get it out on the road. Absolutely beautiful car.
There's really no need to modify this car. The fuel economy alone for a fast sports car is worth leaving it as is.
If you decide to open up the engine, there's no limit to that it can't do. The destroyer of V8's twice its price.
its a great deal for the calibre of sports car & performance. Enjoy it, summers will never be the same ;)

This car came from California and spent the winters in Arizona. This was a bucket list item for me and I have certainly enjoyed it, but now I must move on to the next item. I am sure you would enjoy this vehicle

Nissian 350z is a two seat sports car. When it comes to price and performance it is quotient. This sports car is has very god handling even topping at top speeds. It can go from 0-60 in just under 5 seconds. I recommend this car to anyone who enjoys a fast and fashionable car.

This is the exotic sports car you always wanted but you never thought you could afford. Its exterior color is grey with tangerine leather interior. it comes with two full sets of rims and rubber. All the rubber on both sets of rims are brand new. The car comes with the factory alarm and a five disk in dash changer. It is also comes with all power options. This car has a 3.5L engine and has over 300 horsepower. It is a real wheel drive and has excellent fuel economy on the highway.

I researched this car for about 6 months before I bought it; getting the 350Z was my goal through university and definitely helped improve my study habits.
I absolutely love this car for long drives; 300 ponies is more than enough power to deliver an exciting ride, and it handles great.
Styling is pretty incomparable; the designers really put some thought into each line in this car. When it first came out, the 300ZX was my favourite, so the 350Z seemed too VW beetle-like, but it didn't take me long to fall in love with it.
Fuel mileage entirely depends on your driving style. I've had as low as 18mpg in the city and as high as 30mpg on the highway (but 25-26 is more common if you're not driving like a grandmother).
I often drove between Victoria and Edmonton in one day, and I never found myself tired after the drive. The heated leather bucket seats of the Touring edition are the comfiest I have ever driven long distances in.
The one drawback I can think of with the 350Z is trunk space... there isn't any. You can fit two sets of golf clubs, but that's about it. There's a huge anti-sway bar in the back, which helps greatly for cornering, but not when you want to take a big box of something home.
The lack of a backseat was also annoying at times, but I knew these things when I bought it, and practicality wasn't high on the list of features I was looking for at the time.
I'll be very sad to see it go, but I find I just don't drive it anymore now that I live in the city.

Has been an excellent car! Very fun and reliable on the track and off. Great fuel economy on the highway!

Owning/Driving this car has been one of greatest delights of my life - Believe me when I say "If I didn't have to sell it I wouldn't be!" This said - it's time for someone else to enjoy her as I definitely have over the last six years!

Even the car has 3.5L engine, it fuel economy is actually pretty good, I got 11.8L/100km avg. And the exterior design is still pretty outstanding even it 10 years car. However, the car has stiff suspension. So if you want a comfort car, this is not what you looking for.

this is a rocket ,you be pleasently surprized by this amazing car , besides the speed and power the sound system rocks

Great car but quality lacks due to poor design , serious door leak issue on passenger door , this car uses alot of gas so dont expect much gas mileage but overall the car for its price out perforamce most cars, the styling on the car is nice but could have use a more sleek look and stayed true to nissan 240sx . The ride quality is extremely good at high speeds but in low speeds brace yourself for a bumpy ride . This car can take corner pretty well for such a heavy car , overall i would say if your looking for perfomance but not really into interior you should buy this car , but if you want the glam and glitz avoid this car because you will be disappointed

The 2005 Nissan 350Z ROADSTER is a fabulous car that contains beauty, power, and reliability. It's impressive curves and speed gets the attention of anyone near it. It really is a nice car, everyday I am glad to have it on my driveway

It's a very fun car but too harsh for everyday use. Suspension is hard and the ride quality is alright at best. There is a lot of road rumble to be heard in the cabin. The seats are less than comfy. For example, I'm only 25 years old and really shouldn't have to step out and stretch my back after an hour and a half of driving. The interior design is also sub-par, plasticy and tacky for a car that originally cost around 50 grand. Steering and clutch are also heavy for OEM.

The oem short shifter was always a nice touch though.

If you are buying this car, know that you are buying a car designed for track use. It's just tiring to drive on the roads. TIP: Make room in your budget for "quiet ride" tires if your new 350 is going to be an everyday car.

I have loved my 350z. The only issue that I've begun to notice is the horrible amount of road rumble there is at any speed above 30km/h. I have regular tires. If you buy a 350z, make sure you have enough money in your budget for quiet ride tires, if you're looking to use it regularly on the road.

I also notice a less than adequate plasticy-tacky interior for a car that cost originally about 50 grand.

My conclusion is that it's a fun car to drive. No doubt about it. But it is too harsh to be an everyday driver and personally I think too heavy as stock.