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Isn't this the image?

Oh, I just read closer and you said the same thing I did. Sorry.

You can likely get 2 Nissan Z's for the price of one Cayman 4.0l.

Yeah, 911E weight 2,250 lbs. I had a 911 SC and it was also great handling. My Cayman S is also under 3,000 lbs.

I'm going to the Chicago Auto Show tomorrow. Do any of you have different photos / details of the car that you have yet to see? I plan to take pictures.

Nah, I'm a spoiled brat and am just going to add another car to the fleet.

I asked him to clarify in the comments

I was mostly highlighting the 300hp comment.

Forgive me if this has been posted, pretty cool.

From the Chicago Auto Show website (LOL): 2023 Nissan Z: The all-new Nissan Z is expected to go on sale in early 2022 as a 2023 model year. The Z is a low-slung sports car that seats 2 passengers and is only offered as a 2-door coupe. Competitors include the Toyota Supra, Porsche 917, Ford...

I'll be at the show and will post pictures.

My dealer put in writing to sell AT MSRP. Problem is we don't even know what that is.

So to be more specific what exists? Not much... Requirements that include: -rear wheel drive -under 10 lbs per horsepower / torque -under 50k What is there? Not Miata, not brz, not golf R, not civic type r, not Wrx sti

What I don't understand is why don't they just publish prices, surely they have those established by now. What is the benefit in keeping us in the dark?

I actually am comparing the 2, as both can be had for same money. :)

Noooo. :)

So, sad. Spend 55k on a sports car and immediately have to do upgrades, mustang gt for example roars from factory

Have you by chance heard it in person? Video sounds like my Hyundai Santa Fe SUV