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Taylor @ Jan 27th 2008 7:10PM
Can't wait, I still love my 300ZX, so this should be interesting. I'd love to see some homage to the older Z's though.
DIRETTORE @ Jan 27th 2008 9:46PM
Taylor, great choice sweet ride! Is it a twin turbo? I still look at those after all those years & say what a great design. To me, its like a Japanese Jag E-Type. Simple, clean lines without any tacky add ons.
Too bad they didnt offer the TTurbo with rear seats in North America :(
Styling wise, I hope they go back to that.
MemphisNET @ Jan 28th 2008 1:54AM
Agreed, the 350 (and 370) are slick pieces of tech and performance - hopefully a 'little' more style will come about soon too. Not that its bland by any means, but a little more 300, or a lot more Datsun 280 would be awesome!
Franz @ Jan 28th 2008 2:17AM
I agree with you guys. A little more power on the new one wouldn't hurt either.
PJ @ Jan 28th 2008 3:18AM
I'd love to see the 350Z retained as an entry-level model. This is a truly fantastic platform; yeah, it's a little hefty, but its balance is amazingly intuitive and forgiving for the beginning enthusiast.
I suspect those who knock it haven't taken it to a track (or are comparing it to much more expensive iron).
It'll be interesting to see the 370Z serve as a sort of yardstick for the upcoming Mustang, Camaro and Challenger. While some might argue that they serve different audiences, they're very similar in concept and character, and the Z has arguably set the