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back a car you once owned. However, you have to face reality and not let emotions get the better of you. The car is 14 years old and has almost 200K on it. No matter how "perfect" it seems or drives, there will be some major maintenance issues. You could buy it back and just wait for the turbos to go, for the head gasket to let loose, etc. I would plan on doing an engine pull soon after purchase. If you can budget that in, and the car still seems like a good deal, then why not? You might be better off looking for a lower mileage Z unless this car has such a strong emotional bond for you (e.g. yur first BJ, lol) that yur willing to take the risk. I know, all that writing and I didn't even give you a price ;c)
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