Low maintenance sports/luxury cars?

[ThomasSoerensen]

Go for a Nissan 350Z, NorthernLadUK will be along shortly to confirm.

Sports/Luxury and Cheap very rarely go together in the same sentence, I'd stick to your Fiesta if you're that worried.

I might not be NorthernLadUK, but I can confirm.

Is more than fast enough for the pubic road.
Annual service is about 250.
In between services just top up oil if needed (rarely needed on mine) and give it a scrub once in a while.
It is not a sophisticated car so not much goes wrong and if it does parts prices and labour are reasonable.

Might not be as blingy as a Porker ot Aston, so might not be what you are after, but it is faster than a Boxster.

[Clippy]

Whatever you do, steer clear of a Mazda RX8 - unless you own an oil refinery.

[DimPrawn]

Isn't the 370Z a much better car?

[ThomasSoerensen]

Isn't the 370Z a much better car?

Wouldn't know. As my 350Z is super charged and running without problems I see no reason to try a car with 80 bhp less that I will not buy.

Used 350Z are very cheap now as some people think the are expensive to fuel due to the 3.5l engine.

[Mich the Tester]

Are 'low maintentance sports/luxury cars' more or less expensive than high maintenance sports/luxury women?

[ThomasSoerensen]

Are 'low maintentance sports/luxury cars' more or less expensive than high maintenance sports/luxury women?

A wise old one once told me "if it floats, flies or ****s - then renting is better than owning".

[gingerjedi]

Used 350Z are very cheap now as some people think the are expensive to fuel due to the 3.5l engine.

Are they wrong??

[Pondlife]

Are 'low maintentance sports/luxury cars' more or less expensive than high maintenance sports/luxury women?

Depends how often you want to service them.

[ThomasSoerensen]

Are they wrong??

If you can't afford to fuel your car then you should have bourght a push bike.

I, with the super charger, get approx 30 mpg on the highway trips, 25mpg in the city and 12mpg on the Nurburgring

A car without the super charger should do approx 20% more.

So depending on how you use it, you can see if you can afford to fuel it.

[gingerjedi]

If you can't afford to fuel your car then you should have bourght a push bike.

Or a more efficient car?