Supercharged Genesis Coupe

Originally Posted by ImportConvert

That's because Porsche has a complete line of sports cars, unlike Nissan. The Cayman is on the "entry level" side. It then goes to 345bhp, 385bhp, 415bhp, 530bhp, and 650bhp. (I may be off by 1 year-model or so and some of those may be upgraded, it's been a while since I looked at their line-up, but you get the point)

So what does Nissan have? 332 and 530.

No middle ground in price or power.

They appeal to someone who wants a Hyundai Genesis type car, and a 911TT type car, but noone who wants anything but one of the 2 extremes.

Typical of a "regular car" company that does not really care much about sports cars other than that they offer two, which sell dismally.

Originally Posted by Cmike2780

Opinion, as always, duly noted and ignored.

Originally Posted by ImportConvert

Alas, but Nissan could not ignore the reality that many people share it, and so 370Z production was cut in half, roughly.