i like it, nice call back to a classic paint scheme. i would have liked some blue on the red + white version though

One can buy some of the sports package parts and install, and claim its better than the upgraded model.

God the 370z needs to die so my car can be worth something

Yea, it’s a no for me Dawg....

Sorry to say it’s on life support. Time to pull the plug. I just don’t understand why...

Wow weeeei, a yuck looking mobile!

:tup:

This poll is at the end of Car and Drivers article. We aren’t the only ones underwhelmed by Nissans efforts.

Oh sweet baby jesus... The color scheme is terrible, and the wheels look like what came on the last generation civic si... and they are 3 colors?
Yuck..

i definitely don't care for the wheels... i don't know why they would go with such a 'modern' looking wheel on a car attempting a 'classic' aesthetic.

granted they didn't quite nail the original:

I’m glad I got my 2018 Sport Tech when I did back Nov. 2017. Not crazy about graphics packages. I’ve yet to see another 2018 or 2019 Sport trim or higher between Upstate SC and Atlanta.

The 40th wasn't TRYING to be cool, it just was. A classy interior and a gorgeous paint job.

You'd think the 50th would have been a Nismo in livery or something at least if they were just going with stickers and this tacky approach.

They didn't just not quite nail it, they lost grip on the hammer and killed the foreman.

Also http://www.the370z.com/nissan-370z-g...ml#post3837432

Why does the limited production GTR have more difference among its trim levels than the Z across any version over 10 years? Hell, the GTR has wider fenders, different engine levels, suspension, seats, aero, exclusive colors (two versions of gunmetal) to differentiate its versions