Rex January 26th, 2008 1:34 PM Link
This is such a gorgeous car.
Anyone want to give me 40 grand? Anyone?
A print-only report in our just-arrived January 18, 2008 issue of Autocar declares the revised Nissan 350Z will appear at the Paris Motor Show this fall, but the car will be powered by the 3.7-liter engine found in the Infiniti G37 and thus become a 370Z. This news isn’t terribly shocking since the G and the Z share a platform and have historically run the same displacement engine. Such a move is good news for fans of the two-seat, more affordable cousin to the G.
We’ll be on the floor in Paris to bring you all the news, but that’s not until October. Meanwhile, enjoy the gratuitous gallery of Nissan 350Z images below.
This is such a gorgeous car.
Anyone want to give me 40 grand? Anyone?
With the introduction of the Infiniti G37, it was only a matter of time.
I thought this change would have come sooner. Well, I welcome the 370z.
Hopefully it ends up more inspired than the GT-R. That thing has to be the most lifeless design I have seen come out of Japan in ten years.
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I hope they keep the weight down with the production version, and I can’t wait to see it! The 03-04′ models are the lightest so far, but 03′ had some minor interior querks that had to be worked out. An incredible car for the price and beautiful to look at.
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