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Originally Posted by Knux
"The U.S. offers a base cloth upholstery option, but the vastly (if inexplicably) more popular leather has been made standard in Canada."
"Pricing has yet to be announced, but it is expected to start around $40,000. That's a lot less than the current base price for the 350Z of about $49,000, because most of the content in the optional Sport package used to be standard."
"Only one model, called "Touring," will be offered at launch. It will have two options: a Sport package with aerodynamic body kit, 19-inch wheels and Bridgestone Potenza tires and a trick new transmission. The second option is a NAVI package with hard disc-based satellite navigation iPod interface and Nissan's 9.3 gig Music Box digital music storage system."
taken from Wheels.ca - Nissan 370Z: back to basics - Canada's Most Trusted Auto Resource
Dec 13, 2008
The dude was spot on.
GJ wheels.ca
btw
"trick new transmission" = SynchroRev Match |
Excellent! Thank you.
If Canadian-spec car arrives in US-equivalent Touring trim, Americans will be importing them from Canada.
Seriously, US Touring model is US$3,530 more than base, so if we get all that equipment for our base price of $39,998, Nissan would go a long way to please its new customers.
So, let's speculate on the price of the Sport Package. It's US$3000 south of the border, so up here it should arrive around CAD$3,483. I just used 16% higher price since that is the difference between US Touring and our base.
That would put Canadian Touring with Sport Package at $43,481.
Let's see what happens. I can't be much longer before we get official scoop.