Nissan to add more performance models in U.S.

With Nissan Division’s plan to release more Nismo performance models in the U.S., the cost of the packages is expected to drop as they’re introduced on models that are less expensive. At the Tokyo Motor Show, company executives said that the expansion details are not yet final. Nissan has turned
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LexSucks - 12/13/2011 12:01:37 PM

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The Toyota/Scion FR-S forced Nissan to give the 370z more power. Too little too late. Nissan is going to have to redesign the 370z completely if they plan on having it compete with the FR-S.

F1_Driver - 12/13/2011 8:21:03 PM

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Are you on crack? FR-S does not compete with 370Z in any way, shape, or form, price, performance, or handling. The 370Z will destroy FR-S on a race track, plain simple.

FromThePassengerSeat - 12/13/2011 10:45:40 PM

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More performance cars for sale soon!

This is good news!

mini22 - 12/15/2011 2:03:01 AM

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Perhaps the FRS will convince Nissan that it needs to revive the Silvia/240ZX or comparable car.The current 370 Z is a lot more expensive and has a lot more performance then the FRS. The Z would compete with a revived Toyota Supra or like vehicle.