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I currently own a 90' TT that i picked up for around $8k last year. I am the 3rd owner and bought the car with 87k miles (it now has 90k). I have had the car for over a year and a half and it has had its twerks (ex. car wanting to stall sometymes when a/c is on, and having a few electrical problems) but for the most part runs good and is good condition. The oil leaks are goin to cost me (as quoted from my local Nissan dealership) $3000 dollars to fix b/c of their locations the engine needs to be removed. As of recently my steering had alot of "play" in it and come to find out i need new steering bushings which im getting taken care of right now which will cost me around $600. I am thinking that not to far down the road i am goin to have replace my alternator as well, which i believe runs for around $200. My question is this: Should I put all this $$$ into this Z and hope that after these things are done the car will be fine? or Should I sell this Z and get another TT with lower miles and is in good condition? I have my opinion but i just wanted to hear what some of you who have been around Z's longer and have worked on them have to say. Thanx in advance for your advice/opinion.
Created by: JC (Vegas)
"Nissan gave its engineers a very simple mandate for the Z. Build the best sports car in the world. Set the standards for everyone else to follow. Accept no compromises. This is the story of that obession in building the ultimate sports car."
1990 ALL-STAR, Automoblie Magazine, January 1990
ONE OF THE TEN BEST CARS, Car and Driver, January 1990
DESIGN OF THE YEAR - 1990, Automoblie Magazine, August
ONE OF THE TOP TEN PERFORMANCE CARS, Motor Trend, November 1990
ONE OF THE TEN BEST CARS IN THE WORLD, Road & Track, December 1990
1991 ALL-STAR, Automoblie Magazine, January 1991
ONE OF THE TEN BEST CARS, Car and Driver, January 1991
ONE OF THE TEN BEST CARS, Car and Driver, January 1992
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