Originally Posted by iceburns288

That's up there with the worst logic I've ever heard. Nissan has to abide by federal and international regulations, demand of the popular consumer (which is, unfortunately not the car enthusiast) and most importantly, cost. There are more than a few things that can be fixed up for sometimes very little cost.

Originally Posted by jmark

Logically why mess up a car that handles the way a Nismo Z does from the factory. You might make it better but odds are you won't.....