u/GenXwazzup

For me, it's not the screens or the technology.

It's the regenerative braking.

I was skeptical at first, but now I use it for almost all my deceleration.

It makes driving feel effortless, and I like knowing the car is recovering energy while reducing wear on the brake system.

I'd be interested to know:
Do most RZ owners drive this way?
Has anyone noticed significantly less brake wear compared to their previous vehicles?

What other "underappreciated" RZ features do you enjoy?

Let's balance out some of the negative posts with things we actually like about the vehicle.

whats up all!!

I just got a full front XPEL Ultimate Fusion PPF installed on my car, and I’m planning to ceramic coat the rest of the bare paint panels myself.

From my research, it seems like Gyeon products are a bit more forgiving and user-friendly for DIYers compared to CarPro, so I’m leaning heavily toward their lineup.

Here’s what I currently have in my cart to purchase:

GYEON Iron Redefined (Super Low Odour)
GYEON Mohs EVO
GYEON Prep
CARPRO Reset Shampoo

What I already have on hand:
Clay bars & lube
Compound and polish (plus DA polisher)
Plenty of quality microfiber towels

A few questions for the community:

1. What am I missing from this list? (e.g., dedicated inspection light/headlamp, maintenance toppers like Gyeon Cure/Ceramic Detailer?)

2. Coating prep & application tips: Are there any specific gotchas when applying Mohs EVO over freshly polished bare paint?

3. Product synergy: Is there any issue running CarPro Reset for the initial prep wash before using the Gyeon decon line, or should I stick strictly to one brand?

Appreciate any feedback or tweaks to the product setup before I place the order!

I live in Canada so there is a lot of salt.

i’m dealing with rust in on my wife’s 2017 Infiniti right now.

i am really considering rust proofing.

just look for owners who can share their experience rust proofing their RZ?
Has anyone used Krown rust proofing?

i am considering using them and tell them not to drill holes in my car.