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Too expensive Too slow Crap brakes Handling???? HaHahaha Other than that they are pretty noise makers. |
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I just don't see Nissan adding all those doodads to the Z that allow you to dynamically adjust suspension stiffness, steering, throttle and braking response. That stuff all belongs in a tech bloated vehicle, which is what the Infiniti brand is for. |
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It just needs to match up in performance. It doesn't need to be all teched out and bloated or as luxurious.
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I'm thinking more of a competitor to the Cayman. The Z is due for an update big time staying with the same platform for the last 6 years. It has to up the ante to stay alive if it hasn't died already. Nissan wake up and quit dumping all your resources in the GTR that most of us can't afford!!!!!
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Being a competitor tot he Cayman will not sell cars. The Cayman is very niche and a lot of Cayman buyers wouldn't get the Z anyway even if it was as good since the Porsche badge is part of what they want as well. If they want to actually sell cars it needs to have more power, enough to hang with a m4 or mustang GT. It doesn't need to beta them, just be in their ballpark for hp and acceleration. That's what most buyers are looking at and why, even though the Mustang GT and Z are different cars, they are still cross shopped. Add in great looks and handling and it they'll have a winner.
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It needs to fight the m4, not the e92 m3. Nissan better not mess up the steering though. I heard the m4 steering is pretty bad.
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The z is supposed to be more performance oriented and less luxury than the q60 so if the q60 is a M fighter, the Z should be also. I AM NOT talking about fighting the M in lux, but performance. Being a poor man's Cayman S got NIssan horrible sales. Most poeple shopping for Cayman S's aren't looking at Nissans. Guys looking at Mustang GTs and maybe Vettes might look at a Z so it should be in line with them in terms of performance (which puts it in line with the m4 as well).
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