All-new Z car (code-named Z35) will honor the legendary Datsun

[psdenno]

5 hours ago, Marty Rogan said:

I am not a fan of that huge open grill look.

In a decade, or so, when all cars are electric, that will no longer be a problem.  The grille opening will just be a fond memory from a bygone era - kind of like tail fins, chrome bumpers, and quad headlights.  

Dennis

[siteunseen]

They're already piping in motor sounds through surround sound.  Next it'll be exhaust fumes through the air vents. 8^)

[siteunseen]

New Lexus LC looks a lot like the Nissan Z concept car to me.  

Yep, I believe I would. 

 

 

[ksechler]

No sir, I didn't like it.  

I'd be real disappointed if they went to a 4 cylinder.  zcars have always had six cylinders!

[240ZX]

Interesting, espciially the second pic! But how in the world can you beat the looks of the original??? Keep trying Nissan. Just one mans opinion!!!

[rturbo 930]

Am I the only person that thinks both of those concepts are pretty ugly? Thankfully concepts aren't usually the final product. But I don't think the 370Z is that great looking either, and honestly, I'm not sure if Nissan has had a truly good looking car since the 90s, the last one I can think of being the R34 Skyline.

[240260280]

It ain't 50 years yet.... fall 2019 is the time to look.

Maybe a west coast memorial drive from LA to Edmonton in order for '19

[SteveJ]

Considering none of the drawings are from Nissan, it doesn't matter too much what they look like. 

Unfortunately, Nissan doesn't produce a vehicle I would consider owning. The 370Z lacks the practicality of the S30, and the slave cylinder failures turned me off. The last Nissan product I considered owning was the 240SX.

[siteunseen]

I'd take a GTR if someone feels the need to be philanthropic.

[JSM]

2 hours ago, SteveJ said:

Considering none of the drawings are from Nissan, it doesn't matter too much what they look like. 

Unfortunately, Nissan doesn't produce a vehicle I would consider owning. The 370Z lacks the practicality of the S30, and the slave cylinder failures turned me off. The last Nissan product I considered owning was the 240SX.

Man I'm with you. Couldn't agree more.

On the first drawing, I really don't like the wheel size.  It looks to much like a hotwheels care to me.

Edited June 1, 2017 by JSM