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The 86 from the same angle is definitely more round.

2020 with 2k sold for $50.2k.

Whatever it is it looks like a larger front engine coupe.

Someone should hit up Scotty Kilmer so he can make a vid on this. :p

Auto insider @Carmaker1 also said "400Z" was just made up by the media. https://www.nissanzclub.com/forum/threads/2022-nissan-z-inside-scoop-details-msrp-pricing-packages-power-hp-weight-transmission-more.147/page-6

Some more interior pics of the proto. https://www.nissanzclub.com/forum/threads/next-nissan-z-will-have-blue-interior-option-like-the-original-240z.154/page-2

That shit is just straight up fugly. ??

Personally I like the headlights. I'm not in love with the Z's bumper either. Maybe it will look better in person, but if that's everyone's main complaint the aftermarket will probably have a simple fix for that.

The grille on the GR 86 does look pretty similar to the Z, but no one calls it ugly. :dunno:

I don't think that would be my first pick but it's nice to see that Nissan will be offering different interior color choices.

Speaking of the 86 Toyota just debut the 2nd gen. If the Z is priced at a mid $35k range I think the 86 needs to go back to being a $24k car.

With the exception of the Z32 the Z has always been a bargain car. MSRP and adjusted for inflation. 2009 Z34: $30,625 = $37,545 2003 Z33: $26,370 = $37,693 1990 Z32: $27,300 = $54,937 1984 Z31: $15,799 = $39,993 1978 S130: $8,878 = $35,813 1970 S30: $3,526 = $23,901...

Here is the live stream.

A $40k starting price for a base model without options doesn't seem outrageous to me. The "leak" specs doesn't say anything about 0-60 time. The Q60 red sport does it in 4.5 seconds, but that thing is well over 3,800 lbs.