I've seen the 370Z...
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Originally Posted by black06z
Nice distinct roof line. If this is close, Im getting one 100% guaranteed:
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Originally Posted by Proteus
Yes.
http://forums.freshalloy.com/showthread.php?t=180817
This is almost exactly what Nissan showed me. Notice it matches my original post exactly.
I love it! Notice the boomerang shape I refered to-- anyway, I'm definitely considering one in 2010 after the first model year.
http://forums.freshalloy.com/showthread.php?t=180817
This is almost exactly what Nissan showed me. Notice it matches my original post exactly.
I love it! Notice the boomerang shape I refered to-- anyway, I'm definitely considering one in 2010 after the first model year.
can I just pull you up on that?!! You said the rears were boomerang shaped, not the fronts in your original post, seems to be quite broad in your explanation, then adapting it to suit pics which have been found! Hope you're right though, but sorry, I have my doubts still!!
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Originally Posted by MarkM
can I just pull you up on that?!! You said the rears were boomerang shaped, not the fronts in your original post, seems to be quite broad in your explanation, then adapting it to suit pics which have been found! Hope you're right though, but sorry, I have my doubts still!!
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I just hope all these Japanese magazines wold stop posting these hideous photoshops and claiming them as the Z34. I understand these renderings sell magazines, it's just hard to get excited when what they publish aren't appealing IMO. Perhaps a couple of these renderings might be close to the real thing.
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Honestly, considering the direction Nissan/Infiniti has been heading with their cars, I'm starting to become a little skeptical about the new Z. The new Murano, FX, EX, Maxima, Altima coupe(rear), etc IMHO don't look all that great. They look to me like they tried TOO hard to differentiate themselves, & that they lost sight of making a nice vehicle. I guess time will tell. Just my .02.
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I don't know...after looking at the boomerang lights and all and imagining it in real life, the look is sort of starting to grow on me. That blurred rear end a few posts above looks decent too.
I'll have to wait till I see it in person though...looking at all these photoshops I'm still hovering between liking it and loathing it.
I'll have to wait till I see it in person though...looking at all these photoshops I'm still hovering between liking it and loathing it.
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Originally Posted by ichee84
Honestly, considering the direction Nissan/Infiniti has been heading with their cars, I'm starting to become a little skeptical about the new Z. The new Murano, FX, EX, Maxima, Altima coupe(rear), etc IMHO don't look all that great. They look to me like they tried TOO hard to differentiate themselves, & that they lost sight of making a nice vehicle. I guess time will tell. Just my .02.
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Originally Posted by SOLO-350Z
The Murano and new Maxima look much better than they use to be, especially the Murano!
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Originally Posted by Motormouth
I would be surprised since the side profile is so changed and the rear window shape is so different you would think he'd have mentioned that.
Besides, according to the OP:
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The rear sway bar cover was slightly slimmer.
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Originally Posted by bruddahmatt
Meh, even if he was telling the truth (which to be honest I don't believe he was), the information he gave was vague at best. With the headlights as distinctive as they are in the pic released earlier today, you would think that he would have at least attempted to describe their shape as being a reverse L-shape design as headlights are one of the major defining design elements of a vehicle. Instead he simply states that they are "distinctive." No s**t Sherlock.
Besides, according to the OP:
When you don't know the difference between a sway bar and a strut tower brace, it sort of speaks out against your credibility. Perhaps that's why you were chosen for this "focus group." Because you truly have no idea what you're looking at, or how to convey it to your peers via the intarweb and the English language. Sway bar a strut tower brace is NOT.
Besides, according to the OP:
When you don't know the difference between a sway bar and a strut tower brace, it sort of speaks out against your credibility. Perhaps that's why you were chosen for this "focus group." Because you truly have no idea what you're looking at, or how to convey it to your peers via the intarweb and the English language. Sway bar a strut tower brace is NOT.