2022 Nissan Z Coupe

[SUB-FT86]

Originally Posted by blackhawkdown

I cant see a base costing $32k. That is cheaper than a STi. I can see a base costing $35-$38k.


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A base 370z is already 7k cheaper though

30,090 vs 37,300

[Irace86.2.0]

Originally Posted by blackhawkdown

I cant see a base costing $32k. That is cheaper than a STi. I can see a base costing $35-$38k.


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The STI has AWD, 2.5T, LSDs front and rear with a clutch pack so the driver can select the torque distribution front n rear ratio (ie, 50/50, 40/60), large Brembos, good suspension, etc.

The 370Z has a 3.7L RWD, no LSD for $30k. The new Z could have less horsepower than the 370Z for a base model, so $32k sounds fair for a starting price.

[gymratter]

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[Irace86.2.0]

Originally Posted by gymratter

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Those look like photoshopped badges. Is this just what someone created to show what it could look like, or is someone passing this off as legit?

[gymratter]

Originally Posted by Irace86.2.0

Those look like photoshopped badges. Is this just what someone created to show what it could look like, or is someone passing this off as legit?

its a photoshop to show what it could look like and how the Z & Nissan logo fits over leaked pics.

http://assets.superstreetonline.com/...r-Diffuser.jpg
https://www.autocar.co.uk/sites/auto...san-z-logo.jpg

[Irace86.2.0]

Originally Posted by gymratter

its a photoshop to show what it could look like and how the Z & Nissan logo fits over leaked pics.

http://assets.superstreetonline.com/...r-Diffuser.jpg
https://www.autocar.co.uk/sites/auto...san-z-logo.jpg

They could also do a badge in a square configuration with the numbers stacked like:


400
Z


It makes more sense to just use a Z and then to use GT or S or something else to designate different trims like how they added Twin Turbo to the 300ZX They could do those badges if they have different power levels or just a NISMO badge if that is the only other major trim. If they went with the stacked system then they could do 300Z and 400Z and 500Z in small letters. If they wanted to keep with tradition then they could do the 300Z with a secondary badge for different trims, and they could make the 300 in a small font, so people aren’t confused why the numbers aren’t larger.

[gymratter]

^that looks a little funny imo, but i guess anything is possible.

[Irace86.2.0]

Originally Posted by gymratter

^that looks a little funny imo, but i guess anything is possible.

You have to imagine it done well. Many manufacturers use a symbol above or below a name. The Z could be a detailed, designed letter and the font for the 300 could be small and simple. Think of Tesla, Rolls Royce, Ferrari, etc.

[gymratter]

2022 Nissan Z - inside scoop details: MSRP pricing, packages, power (hp), weight, transmission + more

https://www.nissanzclub.com/forum/th...sion-more.147/

[dpfarr]

Sounds sweet. I did a googling of vr30 tuning and what I gathered was +50-100 hp/tq. Not sure what bolt ons are included in that but can imagine not much more than downpipe and intake intercooler tubing.

[wbradley]

Good thing for the people that prefer the 400Z since it's bound to have a significantly lower price of entry.

[86TOYO2k17]

Originally Posted by dpfarr

Sounds sweet. I did a googling of vr30 tuning and what I gathered was +50-100 hp/tq. Not sure what bolt ons are included in that but can imagine not much more than downpipe and intake intercooler tubing.

A lot more than that.

[Irace86.2.0]

Originally Posted by gymratter

2022 Nissan Z - inside scoop details: MSRP pricing, packages, power (hp), weight, transmission + more

https://www.400zclub.com/forum/threa...sion-more.147/

Sounds like hearsay. The director from the Z clubs is claiming lies, but he also could be covering for Nissan too.

[Irace86.2.0]

Even if he is wrong, it seems true. I don’t see why they would make a base without LSD or some other amenities. An entry price for most enthusiasts is $35k, so that would be a fine place to start if they did that.