2013 Nissan Z
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2013 Nissan Z
This car is looking better, at least in the skin. If they can fix the problems under the skin, well...time will tell. But at least there's some news out that it isn't dead just yet. This hybrid sports car thing sound mighty strange, and surely will up the weight, so I'm far from sold on that direction.
http://www.roadandtrack.com/future-cars/2013-nissan-z
http://www.roadandtrack.com/future-cars/2013-nissan-z
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i like it! all depends on the rear. i like the stance of the 370. and i see the resemblance to the eclipse, which is not good, but it all depends on the back-end i dig the front
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A lot of people are moving towards hybrid sports cars.
Toyota FTS Hybrid Sports Car:
Toyota MR2 Hybrid Sports Car:
Citroën's C-Métisse Diesel Hybrid Sports Car:
Frazer-Nash Namir Hybrid Sports Car:
Fisker Karma Hybrid Sports Car:
BMW Vision:
BMW M8 Hybrid:
Toyota FTS Hybrid Sports Car:
Toyota MR2 Hybrid Sports Car:
Citroën's C-Métisse Diesel Hybrid Sports Car:
Frazer-Nash Namir Hybrid Sports Car:
Fisker Karma Hybrid Sports Car:
BMW Vision:
BMW M8 Hybrid:
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Very much so... as I browse the mags I get, plus Roundel, web sites like Autoweek, Autoblog, etc, .... I'm struck by just how many new sports cars or sports sedans are either being previewing as near or production ready concepts, or making additions of sports variants of existing cars. Almost all manufacturers are doing this from Fiat to Ferrari.
Once the good times are rolling again (if they aren't already to some extent) I think these companies, with product ready to roll, that will be the big winners.
Mazda seems to be among a few Asian manufacturers unable or unwilling to show/design/create future sporty product. They've been showing pipe-dream 'Style shells' for years now, and the only 'things' to come of any of them are the Mazda 5 and the Mazda 2, hardly anything to get the enthusiasts heart pounding, to say the least. So much for zoom-zoom.
Once the good times are rolling again (if they aren't already to some extent) I think these companies, with product ready to roll, that will be the big winners.
Mazda seems to be among a few Asian manufacturers unable or unwilling to show/design/create future sporty product. They've been showing pipe-dream 'Style shells' for years now, and the only 'things' to come of any of them are the Mazda 5 and the Mazda 2, hardly anything to get the enthusiasts heart pounding, to say the least. So much for zoom-zoom.
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Don't know "if" there will be another Z car, the 370 has not exactly been a success (sales wise) except..USA.
Have seen more Series 2's here than 370Z (only one).
The way the price of Oil is going anything which is not a mass seller will be on a long hiatus.
Have seen more Series 2's here than 370Z (only one).
The way the price of Oil is going anything which is not a mass seller will be on a long hiatus.
Last edited by ASH8; 02-26-2011 at 01:25 PM.
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