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HUD and carbon fiber. They definitely should've opted for the carbon fiber as an option.

It honestly looks much better in videos and on the move.

There's actually a huge crash bar right behind the grille that takes up most of the upper part. So there is definitely room on the table to have a lot of aftermarket applications that can block that space without causing much if any airflow loss over the original design.

Ask and thou shall receiveth.

Here it is... what is your final verdict?

Definitely not going with the Sport base model. Who wants 2 piston brakes on a 400HP RWD car? No thanks. The base price of the 2020 370Z was $30k. The Sport trim was about $34k. The Sport Touring trim was about $40k. IF the Performance comes in at $45k, I think that's too good to pass up on...

God damn I love this. I'm assuming they're photoshopped, but where did you find these? It's definitely gonna be between this and the Everest White for me.

What I do now is pray the car market stays crazy high for another year so I can sell my 370Z for more than what I bought it for 2 years ago.?? 2014 Sport touring 7AT ~12k miles for $24k. Now at ~33k miles and similar ones to mine are going for $27k+ easily.

When will automotive journalists/youtubers get their hands on cars to do reviews? Will we see production test cars making their way around U.S. dealerships before Spring 2022 deliveries?

So now that we know 100% exactly how the new Z will look, I'd like to discuss and show some ideas for the aftermarket. Personally I still am not 'in love' with the front bumper/grille. I think it could still look better. I'm not good at photoshop but here are my ideas: Painting/wrapping the...

Monotone colors - Black Diamond Metallic, Gun Metallic and Rosewood Metallic. Two-tone colors - Brilliant Silver, Boulder Gray, new Seiran Blue, new Ikazuchi Yellow, Passion Red TriCoat and Everest White Pearl TriCoat

They look so much better in a natural setting with natural lighting. Would love to see a full lineup of every color.

Yes they are the same exact Rays wheels just "dark colored" for the performance trim.

Exactly this. Everything else he said was basically pure speculation that anyone could've came up with based on what is out on the internet. Honestly I hate when people claim they have the "inside scoop" when in reality it's just a bunch of B.S. either they came up with or heard from somebody...

Up close and short exhaust clip at the end. Performance trim has a bit of pops and bangs to it.. :oops:

Enhance, enhance, enhance.

Yes only 240 Proto special editions for the US. You can still get the car in yellow on the other trims, it's called Ikazuchi Yellow. The yellow calipers I believe are only for the special edition. Otherwise you'll get red if you get the performance trim.

If I had to guess, depending on how big a dealer is and their sales volume, they'll get 3, 5, maybe up to 10 cars in the first batch. Unless you know the sales manager really well you probably won't be able to spec a car out yourself, at least for the first batch.

If you put money down and were promised a "preorder spot" I would get your money back if I were you. Sounds like Nissan is just making the Zs and sending them to dealers for Spring delivery. Most likely dealers will be specing their own Zs to start first deliveries. I guarantee your “preorder...

I think colored interior are only available with the performance trim. For the performance trim they are the 4 piston red calipers. The Sport(base) has regular 2 piston calipers and they may just be plain metal like the base model 370Zs. We'll have to see. Calipers only come in red for...