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Passion Red Nissan Z vs Red 300ZX
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Hakams53
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Im in the GTA and have this exact spec ordered from my dealer, would love to see it in person. Was this a dealer specific event???
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Be still, my heart. Wow.
IIRC 2 new Z's (Red, Blue) have been touring across Canada so they might be in BC now? Can't see a clear photo to figure out what dealership that is nor read the highway signs to get an idea of where they're at.Someone drove their 300ZX all the way from BC to see the car?
takemorepills
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I'd take a brand new TT Z32 over the new Z if that were possible
Andaesthetics
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Red is the best color on this car. (I may be biased)
Jagman2000
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for the rest of us and to keep our minds occupied while we wait...from Motor Trend this morning.
https://www.motortrend.com/features/2023-nissan-z-closer-look-differences-changes/
https://www.motortrend.com/features/2023-nissan-z-closer-look-differences-changes/
DevonK
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Many thanks for posting this. Actual in-for-ma-tion we haven't seen before - mods, this should be a new thread!
The 24% increase in body rigidity - that is sweet, should make quite a difference in how tightly screwed-together the car feels. The 11% improvement noted for torsional rigidity isn't so great, the twins improved by about 50% generation over generation on that metric, but they probably were starting from a much lower level.
Can anyone elaborate on what that big 5 degree increase in caster means for ride/handling? Wasn't much in the MT piece...
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