New Nissan Z confirmed: lots of power, new retro look, and technology upgrades for Toyota Supra rival. Nissan has shown the new production Z and it hardly differs at all from the Z Proto concept first shown. Revealed on a livestream from New York, Nissan’s new Z – the replacement

Nearing its launch, leaked details and images of the upcoming Nissan ‘400Z’ have surfaced. A forum post over at NewNissanZ alleges to have leaked details, including price, on the upcoming next-generation Z, or ‘400Z’. The details apparently come from three models that were shipped to the US for a dealer

What you see is what you get. While we’re reading mixed reactions to Nissan’s new Z design, anyone who is down on it suggests that this couldn’t be the final design, surely not, it will be different once production starts…but this is indeed the final design. What Nissan is doing

What might be the last Nissan Z is a throwback to every famous Z car since the original 240Z. Nissan has officially revealed the new Z, or 400Z, or Fairlady Z, or whatever it will be officially called. For now, it’s known as Z Proto. While not a final production

Nissan’s new Z car isn’t far away from being unveiled. There’s still plenty of speculation around the upcoming “400Z” that Nissan officially teased last month. But it remains as such. However, the motor underneath the bonnet is certainly likely to remain petrol power, both according to a report printed in

What could be Nissan’s last Zed car might the model that most closely resembles the original. Shown at the end of a video presentation from Japan, Nissan’s future model teaser shows us that it does indeed have a replacement for the 370Z sports car. However, like the 370Z is to

Nissan’s twin-turbo V6 Z rival to the Ford Mustang and Toyota Supra will be unveiled in 12 months. Nissan will lift the sheet on its much-anticipated sequel to the 370z, understood to now carry two badges designating two power output tunes. The latest round of information comes from reports in

Nissan’s upcoming 300kW Fairlady 400Z swan song is ready for Australia, suggests recent filings. NISSAN JAPAN has registered its new trademark for the upcoming Nissan Z sports car, the model which will replace the 370Z on showroom floors, and in good news for lovers of classic Z cars, it will