Hybrid z35
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Ive come across a couple articles the last few days about this, and Im fairly confident there will be at least two versions of the Z35, one being a hybrid. http://www.topspeed.com/cars/car-new...d-ar89708.html |
nnnnnNO! Bad. Bad Nissan!
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If the hybrid is used correctly, we should all be on board. They're not turning it into a Prius. If they use the system to give it more torque under 4k rpm, is that a bad thing?
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Recent work has shown that a hybrid can produce a lot of power. And adding weight to the back would make an interesting change to handling. |
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One of those is from 2010 so a bit out of date, and the partnership with Mercedes seems to be more for Infiniti which is completely different.
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ehhhh feck, i see it now. Forget it...nothing to see here, move along, move along.
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The top speed article was posted in 2010.
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It'll be funny to see who chimes in bitching about hybrids and completely ignores the really scary part- the "built in Mexico" part.
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WTF if I want a hybrid, full electrical car I would but a Prius, Leaf or Tesla. I could care less about our environment or the BS that we are running out of oil or anything else. I want a gas powered vehicle with power.
F that electric CR@P. I do care about our environment but I doubt that changing to electrical would change anything. |
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Electric motors make instant torque. At all rpm. This could make a hybrid sports car very interesting, especially one that was lacking in low end power. |
And boom, goes the dynamite.
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Obviously they won't do it the same way as a million dollar car. But that's how tech works. It trickles down. |
Even though hybrids do have more torque, the only hybrid so far that I know ( I could be wrong) that has a 6MT as an option is the Honda Cr-Z. If Nissan decides to go hybrid they will need to create a 6MT option as well or is a:shakes head:
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oh no, not another Z35 rumor thread :rolleyes:
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just as long as the nissan team (japan included) is fine with it, i suppose we cant really argue.
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Nissan I would think that has to think about their consumers and use technology that might not be as great which in turn not be a great car. Yes technology gets cheaper down the line as parts are produced and become widely available and so on but, its to early and I doubt that a Z with this type of technology would be in the 40k to 45k rage. Unless Nissan plans to push the Z up into the 50k and up which will then compete with a different car market and loose money to other cars. I love my Z but for 50k and up I rather get a Corvette. |
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Plus, this discussion has been had so many times over the years about different technological advances. Fuel injection, ECUs, etc. Sports cars are still here.
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Why is there no news yet on the Z35? Is the 2015 model year 370Z confirmed yet?
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I think its a pretty good idea if done correctly like the 2015 Porsche 918. Of course the quality might not be Porsche quality, but i definitely think theres potential in hybrids. Idk how to post youtube videos so ill just provide the link lol
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eaOfgevPphk |
Make the Z35 mid-engined too
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now I would give up my ninja 1000 for that 2015 Porsche 918 Spyder,thats instant power at the tap of your feet :happydance:
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