Originally Posted by JDMFairladyZ33

No way. The Maxima has been around since 87. Nissan has placed the Maxima in a different niche (alway from the Accord and Camary and in with the TL and Audi) so if they discontinue it the G35 sedan is too small in size and the M35 is too expensive to replace it. I think the car that's going to be discontinued soon will be the G35 coupe. The Z has heritage and history. They'll kill it, bring it back, kill it...etc. The G coupe sits out there like the way the Acura CL did. With the arrival of the Alitma coupe, that car fills the $30+ 2 door niche. And being that the G35 coupe was the Skyline, it's not going to make sense to keep it around when the GT-R comes out.

Originally Posted by GalvatronType_R

I can't think of any other car company that would carry three two door sports cars in their lineup and considering that sports cars are now a niche product, I can't imagine that they would want to keep all three around (four if you count the upcoming new G35 coupe).

Originally Posted by sq40

Lets See,

Honda had the Civic SI coupe, Accord Coupe, Prelude and S2000 (Although a 'vertt) all in production at the same time. They WILL have 3 sporty coups in production again soon.

Ford had the Probe, Mustang and Thunderbird V8 at the same time not so long ago.

Chevy offers the Cobalt SS , Monte Carlo SS, SSR and Corvette (in two flavors)

VW offers the GTI, Beatle and Eos. (All consider sporty cars loosley)

Porche has the Boxter, Cayman, Carrera and Carerra GT.

I could probably find several other makers with 2-3+ Sporty or Sports car coups for sale.

Originally Posted by DROPPEDIT2WCE

Ford probe, VW beetle, monte carlo ss!!!!!!! sports cars; lmfao!!!!!!!