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Originally Posted by kmkraft12 No. The new z will compete with the BRZ, hundia genesis coupe, and the newer base Cameros and mustangs. I don't think so, why would they

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Old 12-13-2012, 10:06 PM   #20 (permalink)
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No. The new z will compete with the BRZ, hundia genesis coupe, and the newer base Cameros and mustangs.
I don't think so, why would they downgrade it and decrease hp, displacement, etc.

I see Nissan making a mini-Z model to compete with the FRS. The Z will probably get either Forced Induction from the factory or get a much larger engine. Perhaps two engine variants?

EDIT: additionally just think carbon fiber is getting cheaper, meaning they can use more of it to decrease weight while maintaining price. Then they will probably add direct injection which will increase power.
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