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

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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.  :D

Dennis

  • 1 month later...

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!

  • 4 weeks later...

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!!!

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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.

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

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.

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.

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