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https://www.nissanzclub.com/forum/threads/serian-blue-nissan-z-spotted-in-the-wild.479/

Yes sir, idk what Toyota was thinking when they announced it for the U.S. :crazy:

Oh yeah, I think the base Z will be the final nail in the coffin for the 2.0 considering Toyota has already scaled back the 20% take rate for 2021 to 15% for 2022 models.

https://www.nissanzclub.com/forum/threads/2023-nismo-z-preview-renderings-widebody-track-and-street-versions.485/

https://www.nissanzclub.com/forum/threads/ams-performance-discusses-2023-nissan-z-1-000-hp-goals.474/

Time to bump the thread again. Teen Crashes A New Toyota Supra At Canadian Car Meet Rendering It A Write-Off https://www.carscoops.com/2021/08/kid-crashes-brand-new-toyota-supra-at-a-car-meet-rendering-it-a-write-off/

https://www.nissanzclub.com/forum/threads/alfonso-albaisa-interview.467/

My guess is that if it does start at $38k base, add on another $1k for shipping and delivery fee.

Yes sir. I did some sloppy calculation. Dry Weight = 3,252lbs 19 gallon of gas = 114lbs 5 quarts of motor oil = 9.7lbs Brake fluid = 1lbs Windshield Washer cleaner = 8lbs MT fluid = 6.2 lbs Radiator fluid = 19 lbs 3410 lbs (rounding up)...

Are you referring to these rumored leaked info? https://www.nissanzclub.com/forum/threads/2022-nissan-z-details-msrp-pricing-packages-power-hp-weight-transmission-more.147/

Yup, does not sound good at all. Maybe it's also because of the cold start? :dunno:

Nah, if it had been a reskinned Lexus LC with a Toyota quality interior I couldn't see them asking for than $90k.

Pt 2 where he fires it up mid way into the vid. Exhaust note is meh imo.

It looks like sales are going back to normal. https://www.goodcarbadcar.net/toyota-supra-sales-figures/ Jul 537

It looks like the VR30 has it's own issues lol https://www.nissanzclub.com/forum/threads/blown-engine-teardown-vr30ddtt-infiniti-q50-3-0-twin-turbo-v6-what-failures-will-i-find-inside.325/

Pretty sure it's going to use the 9G-Tronic from MB. https://www.nissanzclub.com/forum/threads/jatco-jr913e-vs-mercedes-benz-9g-tronic.296/

https://www.nissanzclub.com/forum/threads/invite-to-2022-nissan-z-global-reveal.255/

Right, and that's slightly down from the original 20% forecasted by Toyota.

Yeah it says "Covid", but why isn't it affecting the 3.0s as well? What I'm wondering is if the demand for the 2.0 was a little lower then Toyota had expected for the U.S. So maybe they are allocating more 2.0s for JP and EU where the demand is much higher.

Why are only 2.0s effected and not 3.0s?