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I'm afraid of buying my Z, then seeing a twin turbo verison comming out. If that happens, I guess I can just trade it in for a new one. Just imagine how fast a TT would be....can we say Viper eater?
Yeah thats true..but as of now, the new Z is EVERYTHING i've wanted in a car....minus the turbo. If they do come out with a turbo version, I will get it for sure...just imagine driving around with a blow off valve...*cream*
I think the car is fine the way it is! Remember what happened with the last 300Zx TT. It's price skyrocketed and was soon gone. I think Nissan learned its lesson on building a successful sports car for the masses and returned to its roots. I do not think the 350z will see a turbo version. There may be a V-8 version, infinity has the Indy V-8 engine which could be put in a high performance Z car.
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Originally posted by raceboy
Perfect, in three years I will be getting a new car!! That is about as long as I can keep a car for anyway.
Perfect, in three years I will be getting a new car!! That is about as long as I can keep a car for anyway.
Originally posted by 2003z
Thats longer than I can say, 9 mos to 1 1/2 yrs is my average! But, the only thing I see getting rid of the Z for is a better Z!
Thats longer than I can say, 9 mos to 1 1/2 yrs is my average! But, the only thing I see getting rid of the Z for is a better Z!
I want the V8! screw turbos!!!
You kind of have to wonder about that. If Nissan is bringing in the next gen Skyline GT-R then either the Skyline has to put out better numbers or Nissan will have a slight problem on their hands. Hence, I think the chances are slim. But it'd be great if it did happen, Skyline or no Skyline.
Note: The projected price for the US Skyline is $70K so I'd hate to imagine how much that future Z would cost.
Note: The projected price for the US Skyline is $70K so I'd hate to imagine how much that future Z would cost.
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