Sketches for a new z?
Sketches for a new z?
Close thread lol
Last edited by Ser_Z; Oct 29, 2013 at 09:49 AM. Reason: Unfortunately to many children rather bash a thread then contribute to it
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Wow Ser Z, your sketches have a charm that is child like and sophisticated at the same time. As a test I printed the first one out, crumpled it a bit, and stuck it on the fridge door. Someone has already asked if Matthew (6 year old nephew of the homeowner) did that in school.
What better praise than that!
What better praise than that!
lol sounds about right just quick sketches so wouldn't mind you taking your time to just print them and placed them on your fridge good job 
now if you have anymore realistic input it would be appreciated. 
now if you have anymore realistic input it would be appreciated.
http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=...ed=0CEIQ9QEwBA
post stuff like this instead or own renderings lol not stupid comments
post stuff like this instead or own renderings lol not stupid comments
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SerZ, it’s not that anybody is bashing your thread; it’s just that we can’t guess at the exact design details Nissan will apply to future Zs. From the hints and leaks out so far, consensus is it will be a car shaped object with a smaller more fuel-efficient engine. Hopefully this condensed engine will only need to haul around less weight. Nissan has found time and again that there is an upper price limit for the Z. Any return to volume sales will require them to keep the price affordable to younger buyers.
Designing a super car with a price tag in the stratosphere is a good easier than producing a really great all around sports car for those with a tight budget. Nissan did it with the first 240-Z in 1970 and rekindled the recipe in 2003. They need to rediscover that formula again.
Designing a super car with a price tag in the stratosphere is a good easier than producing a really great all around sports car for those with a tight budget. Nissan did it with the first 240-Z in 1970 and rekindled the recipe in 2003. They need to rediscover that formula again.
Not saying that's a bad comment but it leaves me to believe you didn't even bother to read the op and its content. lol
Wasn't asking anybody to guess at a design concept was just asking to throw in input as to what you would like to see the new z to look like.
Whether it be stupid or epic something to bs around with.
Some fresh designs from people who own the car or enthusiast I guess it was to much to ask for a little creativity lol
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