Nissan will unveil at the Paris Motor Show this autumn the revised Nissan 350Z. Instead of a regular 3.5 liter engine, the new model will be powered by the same 3.7 engine that is being used in the Infiniti G37. The new engine means a new name for the future sports car: 370Z.
Even if there is no info about how the power will increase, we are sure that there will be a big difference between the current 350Z and the future 370Z. The history tells it: starting with 130 hp for the first generation, up to 145 hp, 160hp, 222hp and 306 for the current 350Z.
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Nissan today announced pricing on the 2008
Nissan 350Z lineup, which is on sale now at Nissan dealers nationwide. The 2008 350Z is available in Coupe and Roadster body styles and in an array of models - five for the Coupe (including the NISMO 350Z) and three for the Roadster. Again for 2008, the legendary Z(R) features a standard VQ35HR 3.5-liter V6 engine producing 306 horsepower and 268 lb-ft of torque
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When it comes about fantasy, the human mind knows no limits. This is what helps us to create, and to predict how things will look like in the future. And when it comes about cars, this rules applies even more.
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A Japanese magazine presented a few renderings of what is thought to be the highly anticipated 2009
Nissan 350Z. The current 350Z is powered by a 3.5 liter V6 engine, but is believed to get a 3.7 liter engine in 2009 (this mean that the new sportscar Nissan will get the 370Z name)
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The sky is still blue for whiz kids who spend countless hours in their basement playing hackers. Geoge Hotz hit the jackpot when he delivered an unlocked the Apple Iphone to
Certicellusa.
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It seems that Alpine has a real serious competitor on the audio car tuning market: the Mac Audio. Have a Japanse sports car with a German Audio tuning looks like? Gorgeous!
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JTUNED presented the 420Z TT, a NIssan 350Z powered by a 4.24 liter VQ engine. This amazing engine has an output of 760 hp and 713 ft-lb of torque at 18 psi.
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Who is NISMO you all know. But about their latest project I am sure you don’t know yet. Nissan and NISMO worked together on the 350Z and made it even more powerful: the 3.8 liter engine has now an output of 350 hp: 44 hp more than the original engine.
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From zero to hero in less than 10 seconds. It did not take more than Tanner Foust’s first run to show the potential that he held in the drifting world with his AEM-built Nissan 350Z.
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According to GT Channel, Nissan has finished working on a retractable hardtop convertible version of the 350Z. The new version is set to be unveiled in 2009. The new version of the 350Z will use the current chassis as a test mule.
Also GT Channel reports that Nissan will bring a facelift 350Z in a prototype form at this years Tokyo Motor Show.
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