Nissan 370Z Unveiled During Presentation!

Thanks to a vivid Carscoop reader who wishes to remain anonymous, we now have the first (semi) official shot of the forthcoming Nissan 370Z. From what he told us, the camera-phone picture was shot during a recent Nissan event. Although the picture isn't of the best quality, it's apparent that the 370Z's design is more of an evolution of the current 350Z, albeit a bit more muscular.

Power will come from a revised version of the Infiniti G37's 3.7-liter V6 engine (hence the name 370Z), which should deliver somewhere in-between 330 and 350Hp. The rear-wheel-drive 370Z will be offered with both manual and automatic transmissions. The unveiling of the 370Z is expected to take place this fall at the 2008 Los Angeles Auto Show on November 19. -Thanks for the pic "T"

2010 Nissan 370Z Coupe: Exterior and Interior Details Scooped

Yesterday we showed you a picture of a wall sculpture from a Nissan global meeting in Portugal that supposedly gives us a sketchy outline of the new 370Z (see here). Today, one of our readers mailed us these scans taken from a Japanese car magazine that reveal details of the forthcoming 2010 Nissan 370Z (called Fairlady in Japan) that is expected to be introduced towards the end of the year with sales following during the first quarter of 2009.

As anticipated, Nissan will replace the current Z’s 3.5-liter V6 engine with a modified version of the Infiniti’s new 3.7-liter V6 that’s rumored to produce around 350 Hp. The scans give us among other things, a first view of the 2010 Z’s interior and dashboard with its G37 inspired centre console along with shots of the front and rear end of the coupe. –More pics after the jump

Thanks for the scans Tim!

Nissan’s Wall Sculpture Hints at Next Generation 350Z Coupe

The fuzzy looking sculpture you see in the above picture was hung on a wall of a meeting room in Portugal where Nissan organized its annual product review. According to Edmund’s Senior Editor John O’Dell who took the picture, Nissan’s Design Chief Shiro Nakamura told journalists that the sculpture represents “a new Nissan that people would be seeing more of in the fall” – aka the next generation Z Coupe which will go on sale next year.

And if that wasn’t enough to stir a commotion, Nakamura decided to treat the journalists with a dark red design study that he said “contained elements of future design treatments for Nissan's upscale Infiniti division”. Even if these two pictures create more questions that the ones they answer, you have to admit that they do spark our imagination.

Via: Insideline , Pics: John O'Dell

Nissan 370Z Rendering From Japanese Car Mag

Hopefully, the rendering of the next-generation Nissan Z coupe that was scanned from a Japanese car magazine by a forum member over at Fresh Alloy, will have little to do with the real “Z” that’s expected to break cover in the next year or so. Leaving the Japanese car magazine’s design proposition aside, it seems that all sources tend to agree that the successor to the acclaimed 350Z coupe & roadster models will be powered by the same 3.7-liter V6 engine that debuted in the Infiniti G37.

Via: Autoblog.com , Source: Fresh Alloy

Nissan 370Z Rendering From Japanese Car Mag

Hopefully, the rendering of the next-generation Nissan Z coupe that was scanned from a Japanese car magazine by a forum member over at Fresh Alloy, will have little to do with the real “Z” that’s expected to break cover in the next year or so. Leaving the Japanese car magazine’s design proposition aside, it seems that all sources tend to agree that the successor to the acclaimed 350Z coupe & roadster models will be powered by the same 3.7-liter V6 engine that debuted in the Infiniti G37.

Via: Autoblog.com , Source: Fresh Alloy

Nissan 370Z Rendering From Japanese Car Mag

Hopefully, the rendering of the next-generation Nissan Z coupe that was scanned from a Japanese car magazine by a forum member over at Fresh Alloy, will have little to do with the real “Z” that’s expected to break cover in the next year or so. Leaving the Japanese car magazine’s design proposition aside, it seems that all sources tend to agree that the successor to the acclaimed 350Z coupe & roadster models will be powered by the same 3.7-liter V6 engine that debuted in the Infiniti G37.

Via: Autoblog.com , Source: Fresh Alloy

Nissan 370Z Rendering From Japanese Car Mag

Hopefully, the rendering of the next-generation Nissan Z coupe that was scanned from a Japanese car magazine by a forum member over at Fresh Alloy, will have little to do with the real “Z” that’s expected to break cover in the next year or so. Leaving the Japanese car magazine’s design proposition aside, it seems that all sources tend to agree that the successor to the acclaimed 350Z coupe & roadster models will be powered by the same 3.7-liter V6 engine that debuted in the Infiniti G37.

Via: Autoblog.com , Source: Fresh Alloy

How Much Does The Nissan 350Z Cost In Your Country?

We’re more than sure that you’ve asked yourself a question like this at some point; how much does the “X” car cost in other countries? Well, we decided to try to answer that question for the “Z” car, aka the Nissan 350Z which is available in most countries. For time’s sake, we searched for the price of the entry-level (standard equipment differs in each country) Nissan 350Z in 23 markets all over the world converting prices into Euro and US Dollars (exchange rates: Nov. 11, 2007).

You can check our detailed list after the jump, but here are the top three worst and best places to live in if you’re interested in buying a basic Nissan 350Z: Lowest Prices - USA €19,070 or $27,980, Japan €22,575 or $33,123 & Mexico €33,428 or $49,047. Highest Prices - Norway €112,660 or $165,258, Denmark €104,646 or $153,540 & Brazil €91,793 or $134,682 -Continued after the jump

Country	Local Currency	Euros	US Dollars
Argentina	$67,300 (USD)	€45,869	$67,300
Australia	$62,990 (AUD)	€40,092	$58,824
Brazil	R$230,000	€91,793	$134,682
Canada	$49,948 (CAD)	€36,552	$53,630
Denmark	Kr 782,087	€104,646	$153,540
England	£26,795	€38,583	$56,610
France	€36,700	€36,700	$53,847
Germany	€38,190	€38,190	$56,034
Greece	€56,780	€56,780	$83,309
Ireland	€58,495	€58,495	$85,826
Italy	€39,350	€39,350	$57,736
Japan	YEN 3,731,794	€22,575	$33,123
Mexico	$522,700 (MXD)	€33,428	$49,047
Netherlands	€53,910	€53,910	$79,098
Norway	KR 877,000	€112,660	$165,258
Poland	PLN 177,000	€49,110	$72,055
Romania	€46,587	€46,587	$68,354
Russia	RUB 1,706,668	€47,834	$70,184
Singapore	$157,000 (SGD)	€74,925	$109,933
Slovenia	€44,990	€44,990	$66,011
South Africa	R 453,900	€47,889	$70,265
Spain	€43,545	€43,545	$63,891
USA	$27,980 (USD)	€19,070	$27,980

Carscoop Notes:

We tried doing the same with other cars available in worldwide markets like the new Subaru Impreza WRX or the VW Golf GTi, but in most cases, we couldn’t find pricing on several official sites in a logical timeframe –as you can understand, we couldn’t spend more than 5 to 10 minutes on each site.

Just for the record, we couldn’t find prices for the 350Z on the Turkish, Saudi Arabian, Trinidad & Tobago, Kuwaiti, Jamaican and Chinese Nissan sites, while on the other hand, in countries like Israel, Nigeria, India and Vietnam, the 350Z wasn’t available (or at least, not on the official site).