New pics of red z in LA
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This is another red z but the photographer didn't distort the picture like the other red z pics. Found this on 370ztech.com and gtr-world.com.
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in japan with TN plates? and a parking lot full of trucks and SUVs in TN?
EDIT: title was changed...never mind. still a good find and still not sold on the car
EDIT: title was changed...never mind. still a good find and still not sold on the car
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lol
I must say I am eating my words. First of I love how the car looks in red, and the lights look very nice with the red paint. I will defiantly wait it out for 2nd or god I hope I am patient enough for 3rd year version.
I must say I am eating my words. First of I love how the car looks in red, and the lights look very nice with the red paint. I will defiantly wait it out for 2nd or god I hope I am patient enough for 3rd year version.
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I like the car overall so far, but:
anyone else noticing that "rear strut tower bar" isn't bridging the strut towers at all?
And what's with the huge-*** headrests?
Front brace is ugly, but nice that it's triangular.
Not really feeling the black piece in the top of the front grill opening... wonder if it's removeable?
anyone else noticing that "rear strut tower bar" isn't bridging the strut towers at all?
And what's with the huge-*** headrests?
Front brace is ugly, but nice that it's triangular.
Not really feeling the black piece in the top of the front grill opening... wonder if it's removeable?
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Just a week to go before the LA Auto Show and the official unveiling of the Nissan 370Z. GTR-World got a sneak peak of a brand new top of the range Z34 in the suburbs of LA.
Looking quite tasteful in Vibrant Red I think the headlights and tail lights a lot of people have problems with have started to grow on me.
The 332 hp @ 7000 rpm 265 lb/ft torque @ 5200 rpm 3.7 litre power plant was also spied sporting a multipoint brace in the engine bay. Trunk space looks to be a significant step forward from the Z33 with the large rear brace being simplified. Nissan say you can squeeze two golf bags in the back here.
Rolling stock is 19x9″ and 19x10″ Rays Forged aluminium wheels on the premium spec cars wrapped in 245/40R19 tires up front and beefy 275/35R19 in the rear. Strong and lightweight wheels from the factory is a step in the right direction as far as we’re concerned.
Following last years launch of the Nissan GT-R, Nissan look to be making all the right moves in the sports coupe segment.
Source/Photos: GTR-World.net - Worlds First Look in Detail at the New 370Z
Looking quite tasteful in Vibrant Red I think the headlights and tail lights a lot of people have problems with have started to grow on me.
The 332 hp @ 7000 rpm 265 lb/ft torque @ 5200 rpm 3.7 litre power plant was also spied sporting a multipoint brace in the engine bay. Trunk space looks to be a significant step forward from the Z33 with the large rear brace being simplified. Nissan say you can squeeze two golf bags in the back here.
Rolling stock is 19x9″ and 19x10″ Rays Forged aluminium wheels on the premium spec cars wrapped in 245/40R19 tires up front and beefy 275/35R19 in the rear. Strong and lightweight wheels from the factory is a step in the right direction as far as we’re concerned.
Following last years launch of the Nissan GT-R, Nissan look to be making all the right moves in the sports coupe segment.
Source/Photos: GTR-World.net - Worlds First Look in Detail at the New 370Z