The Nissan 370Z Thread

Any chance of NISSAN SA bringing some of these in?
Conflicting news wrt to SA.

In March it was a no.


In June it was a yes.


If it does it will be a major feather in the cap, as Euroland gets no new Z.

In the US the base model is incredible value at 40k USD, unreal for the performance on offer.

(Assuming of course you can it from a dealer at 40k USD.)
 
Conflicting news wrt to SA.

In March it was a no.


In June it was a yes.


If it does it will be a major feather in the cap, as Euroland gets no new Z
Interesting, so you are saying there is a chance :ROFL:

Would be a pretty cool car to daily drive, but probably very price dependant. If it's pretty much GTI money this would be a more interesting choice. And MANUAL RWD FTW
 
Nissan Stops Selling Automatic Zs Because They Might Roll Away When Parked

The nine-speed automatic that's been recalled in Frontier and Titan pickups is now causing problems for the new Z.

Earlier in September, Nissan expanded a recall covering more than 200,000 Titan and Frontier pickups relating to a roll away risk in their Jatco nine-speed automatic transmission. You know what other Nissan product shares that slushbox? The new Z. Inevitably, the sharp little coupe has been issued a stop sale, too.

As we discussed last week, the culprit is the parking pawl, which doesn’t properly engage in affected models due to resistance between the parking rod and wedge. That means the Park gear can’t be trusted to do its job, and so drivers must use the emergency brake as well. Nissan told Autoblog that it has paused sales of all auto-equipped examples of the 2023 Z while it investigates the issue:

“Nissan initiated a quality hold on MY2023 Nissan Z automatic-transmission-equipped vehicles on August 29, 2022 while it investigates this issue. The investigation is ongoing at this time,” Nissan spokesperson Jonathan Buhler told Autoblog, confirming that this constitutes “[...] a stop sale for any AT model whether it is on a showroom floor or in any other stage.”

 
Nissan Z GT4

Continuing the story and legend of the fabled sports car, Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. and Nissan Motorsports & Customizing Co., Ltd. (NMC) revealed the Nissan Z GT4, based on the all-new Nissan Z.

GT4-spec racing machines are based on production vehicles, modified for severe competition use. To that end, NMC's NISMO Racing Division took the street version of the new Z - which is receiving acclaim around the world - and tuned the VR30DDTT engine, optimized its chassis and suspension, enhanced its aerodynamics to the limit of regulations and created a cockpit that works for drivers of all types. This created a race car that is a Nissan Z in all aspects - accessible to enthusiast drivers and hard-core professionals.


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