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2014 390z
Just receive the May issue of Playboy yesterday and read the next “generation Z” will be a 2014 390Z. I get all the car magazines and do not recall any of them ever mentioning a 390Z! Maybe the secret was revealed in the “Grotto”!!
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Playboy has articles?
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Since this is Playboy the articles must follow the lead of the models and photoediting department and always be enhanced. - b |
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I call BS... no one pays for p@rn anymore... especially not print type.
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Yeah, I'll have to borrow my wife's issue of Playboy and check it out.
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I really like the photo of the 390Z from woodyscarsite.com………. might be the time to trade in my 370ZR
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I saw that too and was like, "Whaaaa...?"
Other than the concept sketch, no other info? Not even rumor? Regarding the article, I think the Z cars were like number 17 in the top 25 best cars ever. Something like that. |
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03 04 05 06 07 06. I see 6 years for the 350z. So that articles is a crock o shyyyyt. Lol The G 37 debuted 1 year before the Z. |
I doubt the 2014 390Z will be produced. If I am wrong, hoo-ray. I just hope the Z car will continue in any traditional form.
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None of the future engines that Nissan has patented is a 3.9. It will either be a 2.5 supercharged (which I doubt) a 3.0 and/or 3.0TT(most likely. Or a hybrid 3.7? Which I can equally see happening.
The 2.5sc I think will bring forth the Datsun Silvia. :) just my guess. I can actually see nissan dropping the numbers and calling iit the Nissan Z and bringing forth all engines as options in different price ranges... you never know? |
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First I think we're going to see a lot more turbo's and SCs across the board for sportier cars that attempt some claim to fuel economy, then hybrid versions later. Hybrid technology is getting better but it's not quite ready for mainstream sports car applications. The Fisker Karma and Porsche Panamera hybrid are paving the way however. |
The new Ford Mustang is suppose to be goin to a 2.5 Turbo so if that doesn't show the way the trend is goin then i dunno what will.......
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http://www.the370z.com/other-vehicle...tt-patent.html |
People get Playboy still?
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I heard the next gen Z is going to be combo electric/diesel :rolleyes:
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A Z with implants?!? I don't think so :shakes head:
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Nah, I heard from my cousin's friend's brother's aunt who said that the new Z will have the same body as the Z34 but with a cardboard picture of a motor!
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That V6TT patent is for that 100k+ Infiniti they are building. Z shall remain N/A V6 as it has been for a majority of its 40 year run.
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We have to search in all the latest porn magazines so we can find some more information on the new Z. Maybe we should also check porn sites and videos also for more information on the new Z.
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The next generation of Z's hopefully will have a lot more power (supercharger, turbo or TT), beefed up suspension, 20's, bigger/better brakes & all around a bada** BEEEEEOUTCH. |
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:bowrofl: Or.. you can post the pics of the rest of mag :yum: |
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03-13 are the only years that an n/a v6 was the only option. 69-83: inline six [that is 14 years] 84-96(99): v6tt available [that is 12 years, depending on how you count] 03+: NA V6 is the only option [10yrs and counting] The NA v6 only is certainly not the way the z car has been the majority of it's run. |
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technically: 69-83: I6 (14 yrs) 84-96: v6 (12 yrs) & v6tt (12 yrs) 03-13: v6 (10 yrs) 22 yrs of NA v6, vs 14 yrs of I6, and 12 yrs of v6tt :tiphat: |
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You mean people are driving Z's that are NA? :confused:
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