Crashed my McLaren 570S so I am crawling back to Nissan

2017370ZBlack · 07-14-2020, 02:12 AM

Wow, what a change going from a McLaren 570 to a 370Z, LOL. I live in the Las Vegas area, and a few months ago I was washing my Z at a hand car wash, and next to me was a guy washing a brand new McLaren. I told him his car had a big buck for the bang, and my car had good bang for the buck, LOL.

I would buy a used Nismo with low miles. The new "400Z" is a sure thing and Nissan is really going to release it. It really isn't costing them that much to develop since the engine is not new, and they are using an updated version of the current Z chassis. They are testing mules in Arizona now. I hear production is scheduled to start in September 2021. So, it will be over a year away yet. Per their restructuring plan, they are focusing on C and D segment vehicles, electric vehicles, and sports cars- those are the segments they feel they do the best in. The true ground-up redesign of a Z will be electric- probably around 2026. The "400Z" will last only around five years.

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07-14-2020, 02:12 AM	#19 (permalink)
2017370ZBlack Base Member Join Date: Nov 2018 Location: Wesley Chapel, FL Posts: 78 Drives: 2017 370Z Black 6MT Rep Power: 7	Wow, what a change going from a McLaren 570 to a 370Z, LOL. I live in the Las Vegas area, and a few months ago I was washing my Z at a hand car wash, and next to me was a guy washing a brand new McLaren. I told him his car had a big buck for the bang, and my car had good bang for the buck, LOL. I would buy a used Nismo with low miles. The new "400Z" is a sure thing and Nissan is really going to release it. It really isn't costing them that much to develop since the engine is not new, and they are using an updated version of the current Z chassis. They are testing mules in Arizona now. I hear production is scheduled to start in September 2021. So, it will be over a year away yet. Per their restructuring plan, they are focusing on C and D segment vehicles, electric vehicles, and sports cars- those are the segments they feel they do the best in. The true ground-up redesign of a Z will be electric- probably around 2026. The "400Z" will last only around five years.