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you seem to be purposefully sidestepping my main point that the 300ZXTT was the luxury sports car (aka "flagship") of Nissan, not the NA. This statement of fact has apparently hurt your feelings, so you attack MY PREFERENCE that a 240sx is better than an NA as "stupid" and "ignorant" Like it ot not, a stock 240sx is much lighter and more nimble than the Z, and in MY OPINION that makes it more desirable as a beginner track car and as a DD. When I started tracking my TT, it was like learning to drive all over again because it was so much heavier. To me, the only purpose of owning a 300ZX NA is to convert it to a TT like so many others have done. In my opinion, a 300ZX NA is in the same class as a V6 camaro or V6 mustang in that it has the base low performance engine, and is therefore not as desirable. I just don't see the point of owning a car like that if the intent is to have a "sports car" If all you want to do with your NA is drive it, then it may very well be a better car for you than a 240. If you wanted a "sports car", then I'd say you chose poorly. Sure, some may have differing opinions of what makes a sports car, but to most, sports cars are fast.
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