| in thier review of the 370z roadster (the new word for convertable). of the 370z coupe version they claim it is "not bad, per say, and after the Nineties 300ZX and the original 240Z, the new 370Z is probably the best looking Z of them all" my sentiments exactly and of the various generations of vert's: "There is no debate, however, about the best looking convertible Z – that trophy sits squarely on the 370Z Roadster's mantle. The 1993-1996 300ZX convertible was just weird, 99% due to the fact that Nissan left the basket handle B-pillar in place. It also came with an MSRP of $44,678 – over a decade ago." they go on to describe the z33 soft top as "hemorrhoidal". can't help but agree with everythign they have to say. In particular it makes perfect sense to claim that all previous vert's were an afterthought and completely outside of the design process while you can tell that the Z34 was originally designed as a vert. The coupe looks great from the sides, but it's an abomination from the rear, the vert on the otherhand seems to look fantastic from every angle and the huge ass all the sudden looks great on it. Have a look for yourself: 
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our beloved Z32 gets honerable mention from autoblog - 
