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dkmura · 03-01-2009, 09:57 PM

While I can't give the article away, Nissan Sport Magazine has just released its Winter '09 issue with a First Drive feature of the 370Z. As the author of said article (and current SCCA/NASA competitor), I tried to provide a slightly different take on the 370Z, including:

-Details on handling at the limits from the track test at Spring Mountain Motorsports Ranch.
-Why Rev-Match shouldn't be a threat to the skills of an experienced driver.
-What Nissan engineers missed ergonomically in the new Z.
-Functional styling analysis of the new 370Z's aerodynamics.
-Point-by-point comparison between the 350Z vs. 370Z.

And if you want more quality reading material, Nissan Sport also ranks the best and worst cars/trucks/SUVs from Datsun/Infiniti/Nissan in the same issue! From historic vehicles to a late season wrapup of Nissan racing and the newest aftermarket bits, we try to provide what true Nissan gearheads want to see! Available now at your local Barnes and Noble, Borders or Hastings bookstores.

David Muramoto
Editor-in-chief
Nissan Sport Magazine

03-01-2009, 09:57 PM	#1 (permalink)
dkmura Base Member Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Aurora, CO Posts: 108 Drives: SCCA T1/3 and GT3 Z Rep Power: 16	Nissan Sport Magazine features 370Z! While I can't give the article away, Nissan Sport Magazine has just released its Winter '09 issue with a First Drive feature of the 370Z. As the author of said article (and current SCCA/NASA competitor), I tried to provide a slightly different take on the 370Z, including: -Details on handling at the limits from the track test at Spring Mountain Motorsports Ranch. -Why Rev-Match shouldn't be a threat to the skills of an experienced driver. -What Nissan engineers missed ergonomically in the new Z. -Functional styling analysis of the new 370Z's aerodynamics. -Point-by-point comparison between the 350Z vs. 370Z. And if you want more quality reading material, Nissan Sport also ranks the best and worst cars/trucks/SUVs from Datsun/Infiniti/Nissan in the same issue! From historic vehicles to a late season wrapup of Nissan racing and the newest aftermarket bits, we try to provide what true Nissan gearheads want to see! Available now at your local Barnes and Noble, Borders or Hastings bookstores. David Muramoto Editor-in-chief Nissan Sport Magazine Last edited by dkmura; 03-01-2009 at 10:49 PM.