385?
 

I went to my local nissan dealer to get an oil filter for my 370z and i over heard the sales rep telling a customer not to buy a 370 because he said they would be pissed when the 385 comes out. Has anyone heard of a 385z in the making?

Nooooooo please don't use OEM's!
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Yes the A 385
 

It is coming in 2011 ...but that is no reason to not get a 370Z. The are going to call it the A 385 ...starting the alphabet all over........People that frequent car shows already know about it......

I have not heard of the 385Z and I think you may have to wait another 5-7 years to see one or any new 3XXz model.

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umm...got a link? :icon14:

Have not heard of this.

I heard about it at a car show in Birmingham
 

I heard about the A 385 at a car show in Birmingham this last November..........I got to see a ME-4-Twelve there.....it does 0-60 in 2.9 sec...... here is a link to that show

http://blog.al.com/engine-block/2008...er_me_fou.html

Now this is a funny rumor. :icon17:

Umm can u say The385Z.com :ugh:

To the OP, please disregard what you've heard. It's simply a rumor.

It Will be called the A 385 or the 385 A

And it's going to replace the Z? Seems strange that they'd throw out a letter that has so much heritage. I mean, from a marketing standpoint, it just seems . . . bizarre. Eh, the world's supposed to end in 2012 anyway, so I'm not going to sweat it. lol

So let me get this right they went to all this work to design and manufacture the 370Z and then completely replace in just two years. Riiiiiiiiiiiiiiight......

... starting the alphabet over again??? They gonna call it the Fairlady-A in Japan?? Give me break... maybe the Enzo told you :)

Well.....I guess it is just like everything else OLD ......no good... obsolete ...out dated......huh ?


How did you know Trema ?
Is she talking to you too ????OMG!

Believe what you want, but I have yet to see a Nissan Oil Filter fail after all these years of owning Nissans. If you want to keep your warranty intact and not have a part that the dealer could argue with you about, stay with the OEM filters.