New pics of red z in LA
#61
Registered User
iTrader: (2)
Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: Maryville, TN
Posts: 2,318
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
Not gonna lie it looks pretty sexy in these pics.
WTF was Nissan thinking taking so f'n long to release pics to us. So that the first pics we see look like absolute ****.......
WTF was Nissan thinking taking so f'n long to release pics to us. So that the first pics we see look like absolute ****.......
#64
Registered User
Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: Atlanta
Posts: 78
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
Ok done deal, I was going to wait a year, maybe 2 tops for one. But from what I am seeing of these photos I might be wanting one sooner. The thing is looking strong!
#65
New Member
iTrader: (1)
Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: Dover, NH
Posts: 429
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
Have you seen the NISMO versions? One of the S-tune threads (Full S-Tune Parts Revealed) has a picture or two off a link of Japanese documents.
Last edited by scrapser; 11-14-2008 at 08:57 AM.
#68
Anybody else think it looks like a 599 Fiorano from that angle? (The headlights minus the wing.) Also: I wonder if there's a way to buy the GTR's shifter and mirrors separately and put them on the Z - I think they'd both look pretty good .
#69
Sponsor
Works Concepts
Works Concepts
Wow, I want one. Lol, it's definitely no S5 though.
As far as the front strut brace, other makes have that style and aftermarket brands have followed suit.
I'm not one to judge until I see it in person, but the steering wheel has always looked a bit off to me in pics.
As far as the front strut brace, other makes have that style and aftermarket brands have followed suit.
I'm not one to judge until I see it in person, but the steering wheel has always looked a bit off to me in pics.
#70
New Member
iTrader: (1)
Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: Dover, NH
Posts: 429
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
I want it to grow on me but it's just not happening. I find it telling that so many people say one of the following:
1. It's growing on me
2. I'm on the fence
3. I like it except for the...(insert feature here)
4. Can't wait to see what aftermarket kits will look like
5. Can you retro fit a 350 front grill and headlights?
6. I'm going to have the lights masked and the fangs painted out
There are many, many people who are saying they love the car as is but collectively there are more people saying one of the above. I think this points out that the car does not produce that solid "Yes" that you want to feel when buying a new car. It also should be a message back to Nissan that they aren't quite there yet with the 370.
1. It's growing on me
2. I'm on the fence
3. I like it except for the...(insert feature here)
4. Can't wait to see what aftermarket kits will look like
5. Can you retro fit a 350 front grill and headlights?
6. I'm going to have the lights masked and the fangs painted out
There are many, many people who are saying they love the car as is but collectively there are more people saying one of the above. I think this points out that the car does not produce that solid "Yes" that you want to feel when buying a new car. It also should be a message back to Nissan that they aren't quite there yet with the 370.
#71
Sponsor
Works Concepts
Works Concepts
Like many new cars today, seeing it person makes all the difference. After awhile, the old model, looks well, just old. Personally, I wasn't a fan of the 350Z when I first saw it nor the Nismo version.
#72
I want it to grow on me but it's just not happening. I find it telling that so many people say one of the following:
1. It's growing on me
2. I'm on the fence
3. I like it except for the...(insert feature here)
4. Can't wait to see what aftermarket kits will look like
5. Can you retro fit a 350 front grill and headlights?
6. I'm going to have the lights masked and the fangs painted out
There are many, many people who are saying they love the car as is but collectively there are more people saying one of the above. I think this points out that the car does not produce that solid "Yes" that you want to feel when buying a new car. It also should be a message back to Nissan that they aren't quite there yet with the 370.
1. It's growing on me
2. I'm on the fence
3. I like it except for the...(insert feature here)
4. Can't wait to see what aftermarket kits will look like
5. Can you retro fit a 350 front grill and headlights?
6. I'm going to have the lights masked and the fangs painted out
There are many, many people who are saying they love the car as is but collectively there are more people saying one of the above. I think this points out that the car does not produce that solid "Yes" that you want to feel when buying a new car. It also should be a message back to Nissan that they aren't quite there yet with the 370.
Now I am interested in the new Z but definitely not based on looks only as I would like to know the specs and pricing before actually wanting to buy one. I figure there are many choices of cars in the $30-$40k range so I don't have to stick to only one unless it's got the total package that I'd want.
#73
New Member
iTrader: (4)
Join Date: Jun 2007
Location: Brooklyn, NY
Posts: 1,329
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
The E46 M3 wows people in the looks department? it wows people?
are you serious? i think if people look at it, its because they know its the M series or that its somewhat fast. It looks pretty much like any of the other BMW sedans at the time except for a few difference.
#74
New Member
iTrader: (1)
Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: Dover, NH
Posts: 429
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
Good points...when I first saw the 350Z in 2003, I was shopping for a pickup truck and stopped by to look at the Frontier. I ended up buying a Takoma because there was something about how the whole truck looked that just looked right. The Frontier looked odd to me.
But the 350Z hit me just right. Unfortunately, I was not able to afford one at the time. The next one I saw was on an Interstate and again, I got that "strikes a chord" feeling just looking at it. When I finally went out to buy a sports car in 2006, I looked at the new Eclipse, the RX8, and finally the Z in that order.
The Eclipse struck me as a sports car wannabe. The RX8 just didn't have the power or reliability ratings and the looks were too busy for my taste. When I arrived at the Nissan dealer, the car I now drive was sitting right out front and it was love at first sight.
But the 350Z hit me just right. Unfortunately, I was not able to afford one at the time. The next one I saw was on an Interstate and again, I got that "strikes a chord" feeling just looking at it. When I finally went out to buy a sports car in 2006, I looked at the new Eclipse, the RX8, and finally the Z in that order.
The Eclipse struck me as a sports car wannabe. The RX8 just didn't have the power or reliability ratings and the looks were too busy for my taste. When I arrived at the Nissan dealer, the car I now drive was sitting right out front and it was love at first sight.
#75
Registered User
iTrader: (3)
Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Z-land, New York
Posts: 426
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
The E46 M3 wows people in the looks department? it wows people?
are you serious? i think if people look at it, its because they know its the M series or that its somewhat fast. It looks pretty much like any of the other BMW sedans at the time except for a few difference.
are you serious? i think if people look at it, its because they know its the M series or that its somewhat fast. It looks pretty much like any of the other BMW sedans at the time except for a few difference.
#76
The E46 M3 wows people in the looks department? it wows people?
are you serious? i think if people look at it, its because they know its the M series or that its somewhat fast. It looks pretty much like any of the other BMW sedans at the time except for a few difference.
are you serious? i think if people look at it, its because they know its the M series or that its somewhat fast. It looks pretty much like any of the other BMW sedans at the time except for a few difference.
Can you inform me on better looking cars from 2000-2008 that are also frequently sighted on the road? I am curious.
#77
I agree with the new E92 M3, it is too similar to the E92 328i/335i with minor exterior differences that'll go unnoticed to most people.