I've seen the 370Z...
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Originally Posted by RBlover69
well, dont knock the man. There is a chance that he did see some beta version fo it. It looks like the upper right pic in that mag shows a man actaully standing next to one. SO it looks liek there is a real model out there somewhere.
I dont know why it's so hard to believe that the Z is changing.
The model design lifespan was 6 year's if I remember correctly.
I have seen pics that are all similar or generally look the same.
such as below! Enjoy folks!
http://images.google.com/imgres?imgu...ctive%26sa%3DN
The model design lifespan was 6 year's if I remember correctly.
I have seen pics that are all similar or generally look the same.
such as below! Enjoy folks!
http://images.google.com/imgres?imgu...ctive%26sa%3DN
Originally Posted by Rampant
I am pretty sure that is the G37 that guys is standing next to.
Originally Posted by ganz
That image is really not a good representation of what I saw.
So far the closest speculation rendering I have seen is this one: https://my350z.com/forum/2009-370z/275112-new-rendering-from-the-latest-z-magazine-vol-4-a.html
Even then, the lines are too hard and the air dam is wrong (as are the taillights).
So far the closest speculation rendering I have seen is this one: https://my350z.com/forum/2009-370z/275112-new-rendering-from-the-latest-z-magazine-vol-4-a.html
Even then, the lines are too hard and the air dam is wrong (as are the taillights).
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Originally Posted by ganz
That image is really not a good representation of what I saw.
So far the closest speculation rendering I have seen is this one: https://my350z.com/forum/showthread.php?t=275112
Even then, the lines are too hard and the air dam is wrong (as are the taillights).
So far the closest speculation rendering I have seen is this one: https://my350z.com/forum/showthread.php?t=275112
Even then, the lines are too hard and the air dam is wrong (as are the taillights).
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Originally Posted by Motormouth
I thought Nissan moved to TN with thier design studio, or is the design studio still in California?
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Last edited by toy4two; Oct 13, 2007 at 10:57 AM.
Originally Posted by MasterRacer
I dont know why it's so hard to believe that the Z is changing.
The model design lifespan was 6 year's if I remember correctly.
I have seen pics that are all similar or generally look the same.
such as below! Enjoy folks!
http://images.google.com/imgres?imgu...ctive%26sa%3DN
The model design lifespan was 6 year's if I remember correctly.
I have seen pics that are all similar or generally look the same.
such as below! Enjoy folks!
http://images.google.com/imgres?imgu...ctive%26sa%3DN
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I haven't abandoned this fourm. I'm still sticking by my original post. I can't belive I cant find one image of it online. The marketing researcher assured the photos were not renderings. They were of a silver model on a dark background.
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Originally Posted by ND4TT
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Originally Posted by ganz
I have an acquaintance who is very close to the project. At the time the La Jolla design just beat out the Japanese version of the 370. I just want to add that the person designing this vehicle is a huge Z enthusiast who has owned many generations of the Z-Car and his work really shows off his understanding of Z "DNA".
I don't think I would want to undermine him, his work, or Nissan by publishing a drawing although I have drawn it -- albeit poorly -- for Mr B (another member here). I guess this doesn't help anyone in terms of info... but I actually posted about this nearly a year ago but my thread was mysteriously removed. In that thread I mentioned the following: Same overall profile but slightly more curves more accents around the exhaust area. I was thinking mentioning the boomerang tail-lamps may have been too much info. But since it is public now... Also, I can confirm the larger front air dam. Ok, enough info. We wait for Tokyo 07 (or 08).
I don't think I would want to undermine him, his work, or Nissan by publishing a drawing although I have drawn it -- albeit poorly -- for Mr B (another member here). I guess this doesn't help anyone in terms of info... but I actually posted about this nearly a year ago but my thread was mysteriously removed. In that thread I mentioned the following: Same overall profile but slightly more curves more accents around the exhaust area. I was thinking mentioning the boomerang tail-lamps may have been too much info. But since it is public now... Also, I can confirm the larger front air dam. Ok, enough info. We wait for Tokyo 07 (or 08).
Great news but sad for me at the same time...From everything Ive heard it will be a smaller car...Im 6'6" 250lbs and fit in the 350Z pretty good...Anything smaller I wont be able to get...I really hope the rear end doesnt look like the dark grey one with the stacked exhaust...Thats a hideous rear...Now for the agonizing wait...
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Originally Posted by Motormouth
was ***** wonka there and did you take a ride on a gondola of death through a tunnel?
just making sure.
just making sure.
jk. it probably looks similar to the prototypes i have seen.
Last edited by ybloc2427; Nov 26, 2007 at 05:23 PM.
