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Nissan kept it short and sweet this morning when it came time to introduce the 2009 370Z. Sure, there was a little smoke and a minute or two of loud music, but after that it was all business. In fact, Al Castignetti, Nissan's vice president of sales, got right to it and announced the base price of the 370Z -- just $29,930 when it goes on sale early next year. Not bad for 332 horsepower.
Ed Hellwig, Senior Editor
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hondacura4 says:
02:52 PM, 11/19/08
The side profile looks awesome but from a few other angles its not quite right.
bbechtel16 says:
03:48 PM, 11/19/08
I guess they have yet to reveal curb weight? HP is higher than speculated eh?
ateixeira says:
10:51 AM, 11/20/08
I like it except for the top of the A-pillar, that transition doesn't look quite right. Let's see it in person.
vlet2dyrc2mrrw says:
10:53 AM, 11/20/08
Looking at the first pics of the new z I thought I might not like the redesign... I must admit she's a big improvement. All lights located in one area, I hated the rear signal lights on my 06' 350 and the reflectors on the front bumper.
I like the nice wider ass,and the push button start I miss from my 99' s2k. Interior as well too many to mention here... Can't wait to check one out in Elk Grove this weekend. I track all my cars at Thunder hill that'll be the real test.