We have one of the Titanium Edition Maximas out back here at NTCNA and the paint looks even better in the sunlight than any of the Silverstone Z pics. If you ordered Silverstone, I guaruntee you won't be disappointed

I still want a Daytona Blue Track though!

There's a Lemans Sunset w/ splash guards here too and pictures of the Z absolutely do not do the car justice. In person, it's wider, more muscular, and it just looks fast (like the Toyota Celica commercials).

 

What do those splash guards look like?

 

They look pretty well integrated at the bottom rear of the wheel wells. They are black plastic, not body colored. The ones in the parking lot actually have a bit of dirt on them and it doesn't extend to the vehicle's body so it appears that they are very effective.

I'm not sure if I want them or not yet from an aesthetic standpoint but they do look like a good idea.

 

All Z splashguards are to be colorcoded...not black.

 

Black with burnt orange is the best. Everyone that hears of the burnt orange says that is going to look weird, I say kiss my bootie. Burnt orange is an awesome color, Hook 'Em. It will look good in any color.

 

That is so true, I've always loved black cars with a black interior. There's no other color combo that could beat that. Now if I had an exotic like a Ferrari, I'll get red to stand out from all the rest.

 

Whatever buddy... Where's your info coming from? I'm looking at one in person, that's where I get mine. Albeit it's a preproduction model w/ Michelin Pilot Sports.

Seriously, does it say that about the splash gaurds on Nissan Driven or something? I would be more apt to buy them if they were body colored, but they don't look bad in matte black.

 

Here is the only information available about the splash guards that I have found, stating they are color-coded:

http://www.zheaven.com/350Z/accessories1.jpg

Hope this helps.

-MattC
350Z Touring, 6MT, Chrome Silver
Plate: ZISBAK