Originally Posted by UNKNOWN_370 (Post 2206702)

There might be some distinguishable interior quality jumps? You might even see a minor external addition to the already current design??? Maybe a change in hood lines or something like that. Nissan is known to make little changes to the car annually from year 4 to year 6.

Look at the 07 G35. For one year it ran the VQ35vhr. The Z ran it for 2 07/08.
In 08 the G already had the VQ37vhr. then in 09 the 370z followed, debuting with the same engine So you never know? it's always a weirdly timed surprise with nissan?

they might earn the extra money for the refreshes by having a year 7 carry-over year???

Originally Posted by LMBmikeZ (Post 2354811)

don't expect it to be any different :ugh2:

Originally Posted by Z_ealot (Post 2355031)

wasnt expecting anything, it was meant as a joke :ugh2:

Originally Posted by UNKNOWN_370 (Post 2206702)

There might be some distinguishable interior quality jumps? You might even see a minor external addition to the already current design??? Maybe a change in hood lines or something like that. Nissan is known to make little changes to the car annually from year 4 to year 6.

Look at the 07 G35. For one year it ran the VQ35vhr. The Z ran it for 2 07/08.
In 08 the G already had the VQ37vhr. then in 09 the 370z followed, debuting with the same engine So you never know? it's always a weirdly timed surprise with nissan?

they might earn the extra money for the refreshes by having a year 7 carry-over year???

Originally Posted by b15 (Post 2361093)

The G35 coupe never had the HR, only the 07-08 Z & new 07 G35 sedan did. The coupe jumped from the VQ35DE Rev up to the VQ37vhr during the redesign. Probably the only 2 years the Z had a different (better) power train than the G coupe. Nissan should've kept it that way, but it's all about cost savings with Carlos Ghosn.