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370z vs competition: I just read an article on carscoops.Com highlighting the next Supra. According to the article, the supra will sport both a 4 banger and a 6 making ~ 335 hp. No stick will be offered.
Odd they aren't stepping up theIr game at least on the power front. Makes the 9 year old 370z seem surprisingly competitive (still). |
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Nissan will be carrying out production of the 370z into 2018. So we for sure won't see a Z35 by 2019. Concept? hmmm
There has been no word from Nissan testing either the I4T or 3.0L V6 Turbo on any new short frame chassis. |
Spy pics of the 2019 Altima are out and it's running around disguised but clearly close to production levels even though it won't hit until late 2018. As I recall before the 370 broke cover, there were leaks of the head lights and tail lights from a supplier and Nissan showed a brief glimpse at some company presentation well before launch. I'm a bit concerned there has been zero confirmed info, leaks or prototypes spotted. Could be Nissan is doing a great job keeping things quiet.......or not. Really wish Nissan would throw us just a small something.
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LeftLaneNews.Com viewing a shot of the possible next RX9. Looks really nice. Let's see if they actually build it.
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Nissan has always named the Z based on engine displacement. Either the artical has it wrong (likely) or the next Z will have a 3.9 liter engine. Do they have a current engine that could be punched out to that? The 3.8 in the GT-R perhaps? The 3.0 twin turbo makes more sense but then it would be a 300Z.
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300z sounds nice and it would be accurate if it has the vr30dett
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I think that "400Z" sounds much better.
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Actually, it may just be called the "380z" and use the Q50, Q60 and GTR VR38DETT engine. I don't see why they would design a unique engine just for the Z
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I heard it is going to be called the "onZedge"...
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Today, Motorauthority,Com is claiming the new Supra will have a manual and a turbo v6 pushing out ~ 400 hp. Nice. Hope Nissan feels compelled to beat the competition with the next Z. |
I love all the talk of what it will be called... WHO CARES haha, I shaved my 370z badge off and when people ask I tell them its a Z...
The motor already exists so HP perspective is pretty easy to guesstimate. Its a 400hp TT motor... If we go off from previous G/Z platforms the Z will typically have the same or slightly more power and weigh less than a G/Q. I guessed Nissan would be releasing a TT V6 a VERYYYY long time ago. THat being said my guess (which has been good so far) is Base Z 2.0T 300ish hp Sport Z 3.0TT V6 400-410hp Nismo 3.0TT V6 465hp Look back at this once its released :) Also if you look back to my posts years ago I was almost exactly the same before we even knew about these Engines... Maybe I am good at guessing OR.... Top Secret haha |
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I like those numbers.... hope you're right! |
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Manual and regular auto will be available.
They will most likely just use the current transmission and make a couple tweaks at most. |
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https://www.motor1.com/news/177719/t...-turbo-engine/ |
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The concept looks amazing. If Nissan keep these door handles on the next z ijm definitely out. Gtr style door handles and the z steps up 100x. |
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Fitting upgrade for a 10 year old model ... add black door handles :ugh2:
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Isn't that old news? I could have swore I read about that a couple of months ago.
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Reminds me of the Integra back in the 90s with the 4 headlight body. It went from 1993 to 2002.
Personally I think that exceeded the looks and driving over the Rsx. I assume the new Z will exceed the 370z but ya never know. |
Hey after 10years Nissan finally figured out that chrome headlights have no business being on a sports car! That's progress!
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TAS is next month! right around the corner fellas!
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