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Bodytechz 02-03-2011 08:31 AM

FairladyZ???
 
Can someone explain to me what the difference is in a "FairladyZ" and the 370Z? I can't seem to see anything different than the name?:ugh2:

m4a1mustang 02-03-2011 08:35 AM

In Japan the car is the "Fairlady Z" across all model years.

For the US market they call each model the "### Z" based on engine size. 300Z, 350Z, 370Z... you get it.

It'd be like if Ford sold the Mustang in America but called it the "460 GT" or "500 GT" in the rest of the world.

eddieconfetti 02-03-2011 08:35 AM

Fairlady Z is the name of the car in Japan. 370z is the name of the car in the US. I believe in Europe and other countries too. Not sure about that. From what i heard, US didnt want to sell the car named fairladyz because they thought that consumers would not drive around a car named fairlady. I got rid of my 370z and added fairladyz cause its a sexy name.

onzedge 02-03-2011 08:46 AM

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Originally Posted by eddieconfetti (Post 924482)
I got rid of my 370z and added fairladyz cause its a sexy name.

:iagree:

PapoZalsa 02-03-2011 08:58 AM

I'm looking for the correct Fairlady Emblem for my Z.

eddieconfetti 02-03-2011 08:59 AM

What do you mean the correct fairladyz emblem.

EazyD 02-03-2011 09:05 AM

I didn't see this come up in a search, but I found a French article about the 2011 FairladyZ (Z34) and how it has a "Snow Mode" for slippery roads and better starts. Is this for the JDM or Euro version of the car only? See link: Nouvelle Nissan 370Z Coupé et Roadster 2011: Améliorations de rigueur | AutoBuzz and have Google Translate put it into English for you..

eddieconfetti 02-03-2011 09:08 AM

I have no clue if its only jdm or euro. But i know one thing. US Zs blow compared to euro and jdm versions.

Liquid_G 02-03-2011 09:14 AM

wat? Because you drive on the left side of the car?

SiXK 02-03-2011 09:14 AM

All I can say is thank God they didn't call it a "Fairlady Z" in the US. If there's a worse name for a car I'm not sure what it is.

shumby 02-03-2011 09:20 AM

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Originally Posted by LSUTurboTiger (Post 924546)
All I can say is thank God they didn't call it a "Fairlady Z" in the US. If there's a worse name for a car I'm not sure what it is.

you fail. it is a sexy name. just too many guys in the states that are scared about there sexuality:shakes head:

Lemers 02-03-2011 09:21 AM

The fairlady Z has a rear foglight

Vegitto-kun 02-03-2011 09:24 AM

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Originally Posted by shumby (Post 924552)
you fail. it is a sexy name. just too many guys in the states that are scared about there sexuality:shakes head:

I like fairlady Z but no way in hell am I going to stick that on my car :roflpuke2:

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Originally Posted by eddieconfetti (Post 924525)
I have no clue if its only jdm or euro. But i know one thing. US Zs blow compared to euro and jdm versions.

european Zs don't have that slippery mode/snow mode. first time I heard of the term. I know the GT-R has a snow button.

Quote:

Originally Posted by m4a1mustang (Post 924481)
In Japan the car is the "Fairlady Z" across all model years.

For the US market they call each model the "### Z" based on engine size. 300Z, 350Z, 370Z... you get it.

It'd be like if Ford sold the Mustang in America but called it the "460 GT" or "500 GT" in the rest of the world.

I don't care what they call the mustang here they can call it magic unicorn GT for all I care I want mustangs here :shakes head:

Quote:

Originally Posted by eddieconfetti (Post 924482)
Fairlady Z is the name of the car in Japan. 370z is the name of the car in the US. I believe in Europe and other countries too. Not sure about that. From what i heard, US didnt want to sell the car named fairladyz because they thought that consumers would not drive around a car named fairlady. I got rid of my 370z and added fairladyz cause its a sexy name.

as far as I know fairlady Z is only in japan.

EazyD 02-03-2011 09:28 AM

+1 European point of view :)

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Originally Posted by Vegitto-kun (Post 924564)
I like fairlady Z but no way in hell am I going to stick that on my car :roflpuke2:



european Zs don't have that slippery mode/snow mode. first time I heard of the term. I know the GT-R has a snow button.



I don't care what they call the mustang here they can call it magic unicorn GT for all I care I want mustangs here :shakes head:



as far as I know fairlady Z is only in japan.


shadoquad 02-03-2011 09:31 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by eddieconfetti (Post 924525)
I have no clue if its only jdm or euro. But i know one thing. US Zs blow compared to euro and jdm versions.

Not really.

Let's look at some differences.

In the US, you can buy trims that include a base trim (so you can save money up front and mod how you like) to the Nismo trim. Those aren't available everywhere. In fact, in Canada, all Z's are sport/touring.

In Canada and other places, you get the rear fog lamp. I ordered one with a switch. Cost me a couple hundy, but that's what I wanted. If you don't buy one, you're missing out on one extra light.

In other places you can get a rear wiper. oh noes.

In Japan, it's called a Fairlady. Not a better or worse name imo, just different.

In Europe, you could have bought the 40th anniversary trim in grey or black.

I may be wrong, but I think the 40th came with nav in other countries, not in the US, but that's just one option on one trim, and there are aftermarket options.

something something right hand drive

So yeah, US Z's just blow.:ugh2:


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