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Set to debut at the LA auto show, images of a lightly camouflaged Nissan 370Z have been posted up on the Net. While similar in look to the current 350Z, closer examination indicates a more substantial change from that model. The fenders seem to be much more pronounced and the roof appears to have a more severe rake to it.
Here's Inside Line's take: Spy Photos: 2010 Nissan 370Z Spotted in Germany
Update:
Inside Line has some interior images: Spy Photos: 2010 Nissan 370Z Reveals its Interior
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hondacura4 says:
05:21 AM, 10/ 9/08
I heard the car lost about 150-200lbs which is certainly a good thing. On the contrary I'm not impressed with the VVEL 3.7L.
pat1usmc says:
05:57 AM, 10/ 9/08
I really hope they can keep the price down on this one. My 350z was a bargain, it cost $26,500 new back in '03. There was nothing else like it for the money. But Zs have that tendency to price themselves out of most people's budgets after a redesign or two...
isaacl says:
08:06 AM, 10/ 9/08
wow, anyone see the obvious photoshopping done for the last rear pic? they simply removed the tape and "guessed" the rest of the lights...look at the background cars and signs gone now too...lol wow
ateixeira says:
09:48 AM, 10/ 9/08
The upswept C-pillar seems to be a trend nowadays, but to be fair Nissan was among the first with the D-pillar on the original Murano, so it may be a trend they started.
estreka says:
01:49 PM, 10/ 9/08
If it's not the porker of it's predecessor, it should be a good drive. I've found the VQ's to be quite responsive, if a bit too linear.
desmolicious says:
03:02 PM, 10/ 9/08
Looks better than the GTR
billt9 says:
03:34 PM, 10/ 9/08
This thing is hideous.
Just give us a stripped down steel body GT-R with a 2.5-liter 170-hp engine and budget plastic interior and econo low rolling resistance tires.
stovt001 says:
09:51 PM, 10/ 9/08
Looks good to me. I'm planning on buying a Camaro in a few years, but if GM doesn't make it this would be on my list if it was priced comparably. Then again, given the issues with the LT GT-R, the voided warranties for actually taping that performance, the disputed performance, I'm concerned about Nissan's treatment of its performance cars.
isaacl says:
09:22 AM, 10/10/08
billt9...does anybody else want the car you just described? sounds like you preferred the "Iron Duke" version Firebirds from the early 80's...
billt9 says:
05:45 PM, 10/10/08
Oh ya people do want an Iron Duke GT-R! I would even recommend a 2.0 cylinder I4 in it. BMW 318s come with 2.0-liter I4s. Audi A4 1.8 TFSI comes with 1.8-liter I4s. In fact, I should suggest putting a 1.7-liter in it just to beat Audi. And boy, will 35 mpg sell!
cruiserhead1 says:
10:47 PM, 10/10/08
I hate the looks of the current Z but this one looks fantastic. I love the interior of the 370 (the big weak spot on the current one).
It looks very Porsche Cayman from the rear. It's a great redo. The only missteps are the headlight/taillights. The new Maxima style just is too finicky and will make the car look dated quickly.
Otherwise, nice
ctpax says:
01:34 PM, 10/13/08
hondacura, I'm sure you're impressed with TL's measly 300 something hp and probably even Pilot's cylinder deactivation feature.