2016 370z...

JARblue

Was that article translated? That was one of the most poorly written articles I've read in a long time. Whatever happened to grammar?

That said, I am excited to see something concrete from Nissan about the next generation Z

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/Angelo350Z/

Why was there a Civic on the article? Yeah, that was a badly written article.

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FPenvy

"It’s rumored that this powerplant might use a hybrid system similar to Honda’s Integrate Motor Assist (IMA) system. That basically means that the electric motor will be fitted between the engine and transmission"

probably why that pic was in there.

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zigzagz94

Could be a good thing if Nissan employs a similar system to IMA. The hybrid Honda CR-Z is available with a supercharger and a six speed manual transmission.

With all the R&D money Nissan spent on Syncro-rev matching manual technology I don't see them abandoning it for the next gen Zed.

Kaldaien

It does not even have an author credited to it, so I just figure it's some sloppy cut and paste Search Engine Optimization designed to attract traffic and nothing else. There is literally nothing in that "article" that I have not already read elsewhere, except for the price -- that is outlandishly low compared to all other guesses.

And Nissan would never rename the next line of Z's to its codename. Since Infiniti used to measure the displacement of the engine in their models using G37, G35, FX45, etc. That would give some buyers the impression that the Z had a 3.5 litre engine.

Firebase99

I wouldnt write it off just yet. The article, albeit, poorly written "engrish" does follow suite with what the new Q60 is getting. I think it has merit and very excited about a 400+HP Targo top Z with additional electric motor.