No thanks.

The Nissan 400Z has a 3.0-liter V6 twin-turbo unit generates 300 hp and 295 lb-ft of torque in base form, compared to the current 370Z's naturally aspirated 3.7-liter V6 which makes 332 horsepower with 270 lb-ft. (GOOGLE)

I'm Just Not Sure About The Name...:ugh2: -

looks like a camaro to me

They should just call it Fairlady here like they do in Japan

That would be cool but only Z enthusiasts would know it’s significance. Others would find it too weird.

I'm referring to why 400 monicure was used.... More than likely it's going to be called Nissan Z despite which engine it has and we don't know for sure if it's going to have the 300hp version of the VR. I don't need to use google as I know these things
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Had a silver '74 260z. Loving the hood. I'll need to see it in person and want at least 400hp but I'm excited.

Looking at cars online is like looking at girls online. When you see them in person everything changes for the better or worse.

If you don't like the look don't buy one, the 370z is still a capable car but it will loose to the 400Z on paper and in person when it comes to performance. The look itself is here to stay, look how the 370z was updated aesthetically, not much, not a bad thing though.

The interior I like, the exterior I like as well. Side profiles, rear view and 3/4 views as well. The front am still iffy on, it will grow on me.

It will definitely be interesting to see the final product - between the price, the performance and the looks. And as a lot of people have already said - the aftermarket will take care of things we don't like; but I just wonder if the pricing is about right with it starting around $35k (kinda weird to think this car will be cheaper than a Civic Type R but I'm not complaining).

I’d take my ‘13 Camaro RS back over this thing with those ungodly looking headlights 😐