Advocates For A New Z Car Still Live At Nissan, But Will They Ever Get Their Wish?

We’ve all been hearing the on-again, off-again rumors about the Nissan 370Z successor. Last refreshed for 2013, the current Z car has soldiered on since it first debuted way back in 2009. It hasn’t changed all that much in nearly a decade. So isn’t it about time for a replacement? Absolutely, only thing is Nissan has yet to confirm its intentions. Last we heard was that Nissan was in no rush to do a successor, despite the upcoming 50th anniversary of the Z car.
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TomM - 11/28/2017 5:17:27 PM

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There are PLENTY of sports cars out there - if Nissan believes it cannot compete in the segment- (Based on sales and profit)- they should not. THEy should continue to make more old people cars from Infiniti - that compete with Buick. At least they make money on those.

MDarringer - 11/28/2017 7:58:12 PM

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The recipe for the Z Car is simple.

Make it look like a 240Z

Give it a 2.4T engine as the 240Z.
Give it the V6 as a 370Z.
Give it a V8 as a 560Z.

Price it to the penny like a Mustang.

MDarringer - 11/28/2017 10:25:37 PM

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Indeed. The GTR and the Z Car really belong to the Infiniti mindset, but as sold next to Versas with plastic wheel covers.

Dexter1 - 11/28/2017 11:12:17 PM

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Holy Christ—just when you thought Japanese design couldn't get uglier ...

arrowmg - 11/29/2017 10:18:27 PM

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Wait the Infiniti Q60 has a different platform than the Z???? Well who knew, because if you listened to all the Europhile "infinitis are buicks" fanboys on here you would've thought this was 1989 and all the Infinitis were rebadges.