Where the hell is the new Z nissan??????
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I'm still waiting for the day Nissan teases us with the upcoming Z like they do with some of their cars....
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I did a surprisingly good job on my old SC'd Celica with an Emanage II, but it took tons of data logging to dial out every fuel trim. |
If only they opened up their is250/350 engines... then again it would destroy the is350 cause you could get the is300 (with the same 3.5 l engine) cheaper and do all the fun stuff with it.
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It's arguable the sales #'s aren't their for that many refreshes but.... We are a FM platform parts bin sports car. Nissan made miracles from the scrap heap and came up with software to make our cars distinguishable from its infiniti brother along with weight reduction, a shorter wheelbase and a more aggressive feeling transmission program. I don't think keeping the updates going when Nissan has more bread and butter vehicles than most imports is going to significantly hurt their pockets. Considering they have these cars and are very conservative on being technological leaders outside of EV technology. Why not pay attention to the sub halo car as well? Make it look your best as your sports car is representative of who you are as a company!!! If the Camaro and Corvette weren't doing so well in performance and quality reviews Those bland *** Malibu's wouldn't be selling so damn much. You know how many people get into a Chevy to one day hope to trade up to a camaro or vette? Whether they do it or not. That hope is there.... That hope sells a brand. If Nissan had a worthy Z? It would increase sales across the board. As far as the Supra goes.... I think the ECU will probably be BMW sourced. That Supra looks very much like a hardtop Z4 with Japanese body language. I think the Supra will be exactly that. A hardtop Z4. That's not a bad thing. I just think if Nissan goes back to 1989 thinking for the next gen? They can outdo most sports cars with that infiniti engine. But the 2017 Nissan Sentra Nismo has me wondering if they're taking sports cars seriously at all??? Nissan seems to be abandoning their core market for a new market altogether. I guess they feel we're a dying breed? They may be right? We may have to go to German cars or the Supra after this? Or go back to muscle. Which isn't a bad thing considering. But nothing drives like a Z. There's a handling prowess to the car that is completely unique to the motherboard world. The sounds May be gruff and course. But the feel of our Z's have an exotic flair. WTF Nissan? You giving up on us!! |
If Nissan takes any longer I may have to give up on them and these hopes and dreams of a new Z with the awesome engine they finally built. Don't get me wrong the 3.7 is nice but the new 3.0TT is amazing.
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so let me ask- for the same money, what else are you going to buy?
It makes zero sense to me why Nissan wouldn't build another Z. It may not be a bespoke design, like many have hoped for, but with the Infinity version already on the market, why wouldn't Nissan maximize it's profits and platform sharing by releasing another Z? I think there's a reason from Nissan for all the silence on the Z35- they want to maximize sales of the Z34, and squeeze every last drop of profit out of it. If I'm not mistaken, in comparison to the Z33, the Z34 didn't sell all too well. If a Z35 was announced today, many people wouldn't even consider the Z34. For 2017, very little people would pay dealer pricing if they knew for 2018 there's a completely new model coming out. The smart thing to do would be to wait until the Z35 comes out and then pick up a Z34 at a discounted price. Maybe Nissan is trying to avoid that. Regardless, Nissan has an opportunity to milk the G/Q (whatever you want to call it now) platform by fiddling with it and releasing a Z... unless... the Z34 really wasn't worth the money they made on it. In that case, you should all blame your friends, family and coworkers for not buying one. They're the reason Nissan is killing it. |
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And that's my thoughts exactly. However, because the Infiniti version is out already, I kind of doubt Nissan will wait a few years. By the time it would come out, the existing Infiniti platform will be old.
I do remember when the Z33 first came out, my god, for the first 2 years, people went bananas for them. It was THE car to have. I don't think Nissan will be able to pull numbers like that again, but, there's no reason they can't sell an additional 10,000 Z35s in the first year or two. |
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Honestly, it might make sense to kill the Z for a couple years and release it at the same time as the mid-cycle refresh on the Infiniti. |
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Well... additional, in the sense that its 10k more of the Infiniti platform they're moving out the door. I think part of the Z34's demise was the fact that it didn't differ enough from the Z33. There's no doubt the Z35 would have the turbo engine... I could see that causing plenty of people to look at the car again. I know I would :D |
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Nissan at one point made the statement that the Z platform will be separated from the Q60 so... if the Z is intended to be built on a new platform? It would still be possible we'd get a short hiatus. But I think it will be here as a 2019 or 2020 model. |
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Everyone wants more power but at the end of the day can they use it all to the full potential?
Eh 30k for 332hp can't complain. Can't find a better bargain dollar for hp around... well I guess the Mustang gt but everything else with higher numbers also are bigger tag and also things I don't want. Driving then is350 yesterday and it's a... boring drive lol |
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