What's the deal with that? In my area around Milwaukee all they have are '09 automatics and a few '10 roadsters. I've seen 1 '10 base coupe (auto) Makes no sense to me.

I'd love it to be a rare car, but I wouldn't want the Z car to die with the 370. But you can't have your cake and eat it too, I guess

i honestly doubt the ft-86 will boost there sales up that much.

I bought my Z March 19th & my dad leased his Altima in Feb, so we are doing our part to help the economy. Plus, Nissan makes great products.

The economy standard was raised gradually through the 70's and 80's but has been stagnant for the last 20 years.

You do realize that if something isn't done to reduce consumption then the day of the gasoline engine will be over all that much quicker, there's not an endless supply out there.

The new standards aren't unrealistic, they are a goal, and most manufacturers should be able to reach that goal without having to kill off their sports cars. If you don't meet the goal you pay a fine, something which Porsche has been doing since the beginning.

:iagree: That's why I trade my 07 honda coupe in for the Z:happydance: