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Old 05-15-2016, 07:47 PM   #27 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by MacCool View Post
I disagree, but

But assuming your point, I'm not sure how much halo effect the ancient old 370Z confers on Nissan these days. The automotive press in particular couldn't be more indifferent (if not downright derisive) these days, and sales of this $35,000 car could most generously be described as "lackluster" after 8 years of the same old same old.
As Barncobob stated. The Z is 8 years running. People see a 400hp, 3400lb-3550lb q60 and see anxious to see a 400hp, 3,000lb-3100lb , Z with a modernized interior and semi retro styling. They want at least 3 more cubic feet in the hatch and something that will further set it apart from the competition. They want there 450hp Nismo and their 250hp entry level Z that weighs less than 3000 lbs. Lower wider, slightly lengthen wheelbase for more trunk. Possibly a transaxle?

Given the expected weight of the Q. It should be achievable.

The current state of the Z is the problem... NOT the future.
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