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People don't take into account the body bracing in the Nismo that costs at least $3,500 on its own. The Nismo exhaust which adds at least $800 to the cost. The Nismo tuned suspension that probably adds an extra $800 as well The RECARO seats which adds at least $2,000 to the cost. Though Nissan an drive down the price on the outdated units value. Well say it adds an extra $500... So there's about $7,100 in extras in the nismo. So we'lol say $34,000 + 7,000 = $41,000 Add the automatic and you get $42,200 Then add the body kit updating. $2,000 $44,000 I'm sure you can shop dealership and make $42,000 the beginning price point and try to keep it under the $44,000 price point. Nissan could've retextured some plastics in the car though. To me, that's where they went the most wrong over time aside from the atrocious base radio... But I think some people just expect the Z to be FR-S prices... Fvck nooo! And yeah... I'd buy a $60,000 Z at 450HP, $3,000/3,100lbs & DCT or even a super-tuned 7AT rated 200HP over it's output. That's close to the beastly numbers off the 2008 GT-R with 700.800lbs less weight and RWD!!!!* WHHHHHHUUUUUUT!!!!!!???????????? IM IN THERE!!! No other company would have a sports car like that for the money. And Nissan is awesome for being Niche in that way... Definitely would be a great corvette alternative. |
honestly the only thing they put in the Nismo that I would want to pay extra for is the new seats. other than that you can get better stuff cheaper aftermarket.
50hp gain is going to be easy to gain if it's a boosted setup. im just waiting for any sliver of news though before I let any excitement build. |
I agree from a purchase standpoint. The Nismo as it is it's not my first look in the Z lineup but is compelling.
Here's a reasonably priced nismo tech. New Cars, Used Cars, Car Reviews | Cars.com Mobile Home Page |
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I can get a 2015 nismo tech with 15k miles on the clock for 29k.
never ever go to a dealership and get it stuck in you raw and dry lol |
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Yeah but car buying in PA is different. It's the go to state for the NORTHEAST. Cars I posted are new as well. |
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cars can come from everywhere where I look for them :tiphat: |
So is it true the Q60s ONLY comes in Drive-by-wire?
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I have a feeling This q60 will be overpriced and have reliability issues from the turbo. Engine looks crammed
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I'm sure an exception can be made for niche cars like the Z, but I would guess that a majority of the non Nismo Z's on the road are bone stock. |
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when im in florida I see a lot of modded Z's but that may also play off of I hang with car people while there lol |
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Be interesting to see how well the suspension turns out. |
Another interesting article regarding the Q60. If they price the Red Sport 400 (400hp) trim right, I think it could dominate the segment.
What's the competition for the Q60? | The VR Forums - News |
The advantage in the Q60 will be weight. Though official numbers haven't dropped. I'm expecting under 3,500lbs.
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If they can drop the weight below that number that will be huge. I think my 6MT is over 3,700 |
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The 2016 Infiniti Q50 Proves Two Turbos And 400 HP Make Everything Better
Another bias review from Jalopnik. While I understand that D.A.S. may not be everyone's taste. Other features like the transmission I find hard to believe are mediocre. It seems like another one of Jalopniks attempts to svck some more GM c0ck. Because only Jalopnik feels the 8AT is better than a Porsche PDK. |
I'm just about done with Jalopnik. Seriously. Can't stand the style of their articles anymore, and can't stand how they manage to continually f*ck up my car blog bliss with random injections of political bs.
I was dead set on keeping my 3.7L RWD Q50S for a long time until I read about how sweet the new VR30DETT is in that car. I'm also curious to drive the new DAS, because I felt the original DAS wasn't as terrible as many made it seem. |
nothing wrong with ur VQ. in fact, im old skool and a skyline sedan of our age is not a skyline without the VQ.
another reason why i like my skyline coupe so much (G35C). its got that unique VQ nissan-ness. |
400hp red sport first drive
Infiniti Q50 Red Sport 400 First Drive Road & Track
When I hear reviews saying. It's no BMW, I just have to dismiss them. Especially when the BMW is behind both Cadillac and AMG in performance. I know the infiniti lacks and DAS was the worst idea for the Q50/60 variant. They should started that with the big car. Perfected it, then moved it into the sport entry. But it seemed like the infiniti engine is a true winner but the author rather have spent more time talking about infiniti's identity crisis over giving REAL IMPRESSIONS on the engine. I agree the Q series is not the most exciting looking car since other cars have introduced but... I would like some more objectivity from a performance aspect. |
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I would like to see the BMW fanboys answer me when I ask them what BMW has for $48k that would roast the Q50 RS. Truthfully, even some of the purest BMW dudes are saying that the current M3/4 are among the softest performance cars BMW has released. I mentioned it in another thread, but a Cadillac ATS-V wins for me over an M3. The Mercedes AMG C63 would as well. Autoblog did the best job reviewing the car. I'll dig up the review and post it - the guy that drove it gave thorough feedback. He wasn't swinging from the nuts of the car, but he wasn't stuck in his last BMW review either. |
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However, if I could swing an R34 when the time is right, then SO BE IT. :driving: |
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I'm just so confused.... that's why I haven't made a move. These types of decisions are so emotional. Then there's a used F-Type R that just screams, buy me buy me. Lots of good choices. Different philosophies of driving to enjoy. |
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I saw no pricing in that link?
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Infiniti's 400 hp Q50 Red Sport 400 priced from $48,885
So you have to buy a red car to get 400hp. They're saying $48,885 I'm guessing the Q60 gonna be about $54,000 I'm guessing a 400hp Z would have an entry price of about $40,000? |
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Q50 red sport 400 is 49k for the RWD and 51K for the AWD. obviously rounded up to even up the numbers. |
Ouch, $40K base Turbo z35? I was hoping $35. Some decent options and $50k is awfully close. Which puts "on the fence" buyers, well on the fence. Not to ruffle feathers but yet the main reason I traded my Z for a 3.8. Whole lot more for quite a bit less. Yes it's lacking a couple ticks in speed but I've never noticed it DD it. And with Genesis going solo, along with Ford and Chevy $40k options this Z35 better be spectacular. I'm not dismissing it, I love Z's, they've pulled many rabbits out their hat. I'm hopeful.
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The Gen will NEVER HANDLE or have the driving dynamics of ANY 2 SEAT sports car let alone the Z. With a 16 hp deficit an automatic Z demolishes auto Gen's. They only compare acceleration in manual transmission. Steering feel, seating position, seat contouring for serious driving, Rev limiter bouncing, DRM/SRM, AKEBONO, Rays wheels, ALUMINUM suspension and many other internals are far more superior to the gen, that's why they practically give u a nav for free. They know what they lack. Even the brembos on the Gen need more than just pads n RB600. You forget unlike everyone else here I know the gencoupe inside out. Nobody here cares to give it respect. I do... I like the gen a lot...but... It's NO 370Z. Not even a little bit. If you think they're close in performance it's cuz you've never pushed both of them. The Z needs Koni yellow swifts n an alignment n ur good. Gen needs the high end stance or ark suspension set up just to compete with a Z. Keep it real mah man |
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