View Poll Results: Paddle shifters in the next Z?
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F1-Style paddle shifters in the next Z...
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04-30-2007, 11:22 AM
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Originally Posted by Fluid1
You're not too bright, are you.
So, you're telling me that this poll will help dictate what Nissan does with the next generation Z transmission?
So, you're telling me that this poll will help dictate what Nissan does with the next generation Z transmission?
Working for a consumer products company, we ask consumers (like you) all the time what they want in their next products. How do you think little annoying things in our Z's have been upgraded/updated throughout the years? Nissan needs to listen to consumers just like every other consumer products company in the world if they want to succeed.
In conclusion...you, sir, are the one that's not "too bright".
04-30-2007, 11:26 AM
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Originally Posted by Fluid1
You're not too bright, are you.
So, you're telling me that this poll will help dictate what Nissan does with the next generation Z transmission?
So, you're telling me that this poll will help dictate what Nissan does with the next generation Z transmission?
You expect Nissan to release a automobile not caring what might be in the interest of the consumers? I didn't state that they might see this poll and totally change their mind. I say they do care what the consumer wants if they want to approach a lucrative opportunity. It's common sense..
The un-bright one is you my friend.. Thanks for a once again new attempt at being a tr0ll. You're great at it.
04-30-2007, 11:29 AM
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i think it would be a pretty cool option to have. However, if it resembles mitsubishi's pathetic attempt at a paddle shift or any other lag having shifter, i would want nothing to do with it. Make it an option or a dealer ad-on possibly.
04-30-2007, 11:41 AM
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Originally Posted by MC
judging from the G37 i think paddle shifters on the auto Z will be a safe bet
+1 I can't wait to see what Nissan has in store for the new Z!
04-30-2007, 12:12 PM
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haha, it's gonna be and automatic with shifer on the steering wheel column just like an "Automatic RX-8"
Save those for the Italians and Germans...
Save those for the Italians and Germans...
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04-30-2007, 12:15 PM
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Originally Posted by freefallin
Actually, the opinion on this forum could closely resemble what the opinion of a majority of other Z enthusiants around the world want in the next Z. So I think this is a good poll.
Working for a consumer products company, we ask consumers (like you) all the time what they want in their next products. How do you think little annoying things in our Z's have been upgraded/updated throughout the years? Nissan needs to listen to consumers just like every other consumer products company in the world if they want to succeed.
In conclusion...you, sir, are the one that's not "too bright".
Working for a consumer products company, we ask consumers (like you) all the time what they want in their next products. How do you think little annoying things in our Z's have been upgraded/updated throughout the years? Nissan needs to listen to consumers just like every other consumer products company in the world if they want to succeed.
In conclusion...you, sir, are the one that's not "too bright".
Also, what kind of transmission choices are available for the GT-R? Were you asked?
Idiot.