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Regarding the 370z ,if you buy a GT Edition model it's not your teeth you need to worry about it's your ears.Suspension is well sorted and the car goes great but on some road surfaces tyre roar is deafening.I had one for a couple of years but went back to 350z as it was much quieter.Both would leave the RC for dead but it's horses for courses.If i was buying german i would need a warranty !

Thanks for that,great info,i am around a hundred miles from nearest dealer hence looking for an owners prospective,you cant always go by the motoring press 😃Didn't realise they made a RC350.

I got my answer here,after posting a more recent enquiry which got one reply.(take one on a test drive)At least now i have a rough idea what the RC300 is about,many thanks to all who replied to this thread !

Hi,been looking at perhaps getting RC300h but most motoring press dont seem to rate it ! Any owners like to give me a first hand run down on handling and performance please ?

No matter what car your buying when you go and view it point out what you want fixed and do the haggling then,do not pay full price until you have checked it over on pick up day.Not all dealers are the same irrispective of the make you are buying.

Hi,new member toying with buying IS300.I bought a Nissan Leaf two years ago to do School and Nursery runs, all of my mileage is in the town and I do about 100 miles a week.The car has been great but living in a terraced house charging it has to be done on the public network and although this is free in Scotland it is a bit of a faff in winter with a ten minute walk to nearest charger.I would prefer to have a hybrid rather than diesel but wondered what my real world fuel range would be in the Lexus ? I would also be able to use it for out of town runs so would enable me to sell my other car I use for these. So should I go Lexus or diesel,cheers