HERE COMES TROUBLE; Nissan's 350Z fills the sports car slot in our long-term lineup.(News)
AutoWeek, May, 2003 by Morrison, Mac
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Byline: MAC MORRISON The eight-year-old sister of a young staffer looked at our new, Daytona blue 2003 Nissan 350Z, grinned and advised: "Don't get a ticket.'' Amused by the young sage, we smiled and nodded. When less than 24 hours later blue lights flashed in our mirrors, amusement gave way to annoyance.
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And then we smiled again. If the Z's performance potential is so obvious that even a young child can see the writing on the wall, you can bet we'll have some fun over the next 12 months. The Z isn't the only fun we hope to find in our fleet this year; we've got a new Mini ...
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