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Opinion: Want to be able to drop the top on your new Nissan 370Z? It's going to cost you 
Autoblog | by Chris Paukert | Mon, Jul 13
That's a not inconsiderable premium (some 23%) over its fixed-head brethren, which runs $30,650 ($29,930 + destination and delivery charges). It's possible that Nissan includes more standard equipment on the ragtop than in its base 370Z coupe, but the Japanese automaker has yet to bre...
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