Would you buy a new 240 if it came out?
 

Say for the sake of argument, it came out and it was everything you wanted and expected. It was a great looking car, had good HP, nice 1.8lt or 2.0t engines, performed well, etc etc.

Would you buy one?

Could you buy one?

I'm really curious to see where the community of current 240 owners stand.

i'll stick with my old one.

but i'm not going to lie, i couldnt afford one if i wanted to.

i would love to buy one and have the old and the new but the money it would never happen

Definitely. I'd wait until the second or third year it was out so Nissan can take care of all the kinks. :bigok:

id only buy it if it was a jdm car ;)

yea but I would wait until the second year

Probably, as long as there's a way to turn off ABS, Traction Control and stability control. And it has to have at least a VLSD stock.

No. I've kinda moved on although, I still love my current 240's too much to part with.

if i had the money i dont see why not i would keep the current one though

I cant afford the old ones let alone a new one. Sigh.... college brokeness

haha yeah if it isn't mad JDM tight then I cant do it :nono: =]

Depends on how good the car is. I'd def check it out

i coudnt afford it. nice to think i could though.:rofl:

i just prefer to buy a car that isnt washed down like the 240sx's were here.

i mean if it looks good...has good Hp...good stock mods...then why not...
well also depends on the price tag...if its gonna be around 20-25k maybe...

if it was faster and handled better than my MS3 than i would buy one.

What he said.

I can but 2 40s any where. WHat give's. You mean a s13 or s14 chassis here in the states you mean.

Need to add a CATEGORY: Would not buy because I could not afford,but would complain about the lack of aftermarket support as the reason why.

I could buy it, but I don't know if I would.

The G37 coupe looks too nice...so I would be compelled to get that instead.

i would probably buy one for a DD, then mod it and retire the s13 after the warranty is up.

It's hard to say. The market is really missing a basic, fun RWD car. Everything is either a vert, too quirky (RX-8 with rotary, weird styling), too big and heavy, etc. I don't see a new 240 weighing less than the S14 did though, especially at a reasonable pricepoint. Best I would hope for would be a ~3000 lb. car with typical current Nissan styling and okay power, but nothing too crazy to avoid stepping on 370Z toes. If it used a decent engine that could be upgraded easily and safely though, that woudl be fine. I don't see it happening though with manufacturers trying to raise fleet MPG and moving away from RWD cars. Plus, what motor would Nissan use? A RWD QR25? bleh

I'd rather see a small, light Z car with like a VQ30 or VQ25.

only if its a coupe :D

What no love for hatches...? I would probably own one as long as it's not some dumb ass design and stayed RWD

well it was everything i wanted... then yes.
i'd love to daily a new car.

Assuming I could afford it and it had everythin I wanted, hm it depends on my job, if I am makin 70-90k then no I would go for the big bro GTR. If I was rankin in at around 40-69, then yes I might be lookin that way for a car to have fun with.

But I dont think it would be a DD, would probably have a BMW for that

nah...id stick my s14....god only knows when some rich idiot will end up with one and do something stupid like putting a s13 front on it......

After a few years maybe. That adjustable crankshaft/compression ratio deal makes me think Ka-boom, though.

if it is 20-25k for that car ill buy it for sure thats really not that much compared to other cars out in the market range

Nope. Too many really, really nice cars available in the 10-20k range now. S2000, 350z, Evo, STi, E36 M3, E46 330i, C5 Corvette, LSX RX7's, RSX-S, MS3, MS Miata, etc.