RE: Nissan Z - the next gen
Discussion
It's seemed a bit strange to me that the Zed and the MX5 have been pretty much the only reasonably priced Japanese sports cars until the Toyobaru Twins last July.
From a personal perspective, i'd love to see Nissan (and Nismo) adopt the 3 car range that Toyota have spoken about.
A new 200SX to compete with the GT86/BRZ. A direct replacement (including a moderate capacity NA V-engine) for the Zed, perhaps repositioned slightly as a GT. and the GT-R on high as it currently sits.
Those options, coupled with the existing Juke Nismo might be able to spark a renaissnance in the hot Nissan that we've not seen since the Sunny GTi-R, 240SX, 300ZX and the R32/33 Skylines.
Or is that a bit too much like sense and logic?
From a personal perspective, i'd love to see Nissan (and Nismo) adopt the 3 car range that Toyota have spoken about.
A new 200SX to compete with the GT86/BRZ. A direct replacement (including a moderate capacity NA V-engine) for the Zed, perhaps repositioned slightly as a GT. and the GT-R on high as it currently sits.
Those options, coupled with the existing Juke Nismo might be able to spark a renaissnance in the hot Nissan that we've not seen since the Sunny GTi-R, 240SX, 300ZX and the R32/33 Skylines.
Or is that a bit too much like sense and logic?
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