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  1. Nissan RZ34...A future classic, or a byzantine modern mess?

    Well I've never driven a Z so I can't compare. What is not comparable at all is the glorious sound of the 2UR-GSE that powers this car. You just can't get that kind of sound from turbocharged engines and it's intoxicating. Drive an RC F and wring it out. You'll see what I mean. Yep. The updates...
  2. How does this 2025 Bayside Blue have the Blue interior?

    Definitely a rare find with that low of mileage. My 2025 IS 500 already has 7600 miles and it's my daily driver.
  3. Nissan RZ34...A future classic, or a byzantine modern mess?

    Every time I get in my IS 500 it's ancient. Hard to believe the Z is actually MORE ancient than my IS 500. And believe me, the tech in my car is ancient too. Hey! Where did that CD player come from?
  4. 2027 Z Front Emblem Part Number

    Hmmmm...Almost sounds like Nissan made it difficult to replace the "Nissan" emblem with the "Z" emblem to keep previous year's owners from making the swap. Funny...That doesn't surprise me one bit.
  5. Another catch can worry...

    I only tend to use Shell V-Power for my IS 500 due to my D-4S system (port/direct injection).
  6. ASE Disable

    I'm glad my IS 500 has the option to turn this off entirely. I keep my ASC around 50% anyway.
  7. Back in profit..good sign?

    Yeah and also the Z is actually a Japanese car, not a BMW.
  8. 2027 Z models/variants and pricing now live on NissanUSA.com

    Love this ad and good for him! If I was in the market I would use him!
  9. Back in profit..good sign?

    I'd like to point out that I was part of their dark ages when I had the pleasure (I'm being facetious here) of owning a 2002 Nissan Maxima SE. I'm not lying when I say that was by FAR the worst vehicle I have ever owned and it's not even close.
  10. Back in profit..good sign?

    I would also like the Z to stick around and have a makeover on a brand new chassis (the FM platform is ancient). Of course the New N platform underlying my IS 500 is also ancient so maybe I don't know anything. Also, some power folding mirrors and adaptive suspension would be cool.
  11. Manual transmission 2027 Nissan Z Nismo reviews -- Articles & Videos

    Finally got around to watching the video. And yes, it is a fantastic breakdown by Nick. I too am kind of shocked at the $70K price point. That is more than my fully loaded (literally every option ticked) 2025 IS 500. I'm not saying my IS 500 is a better car, just not an apples to apples...
  12. People suck…

    Love those types of people!
  13. 2026 Heritage Edition Z on The Track

    Awesome car! Thanks for sharing!
  14. What did you do with your Z today? 🙋🏻‍♂️

    Fricken A, man! That is beyond sick! Well done!
  15. People suck…

    Amen, brother! While I also tend to try as park as carefully as possible, I too drive the snot out of my car because that's what it's for. No PPF and I already have some rock chips, but I don't care. A car is a material possession. If I ever need to fix things on it, I'll just fix it.
  16. People suck…

    Similar to my wife's 2016 CX-5. It is the workhorse of our family and it has dings, scratches, pit marks, you name it all over it. But that's what a workhorse does, right?
  17. Nissan and Honda merger thread

    Here is me over here thinking absolutely nothing was going wrong over at Honda. But then, silly me, I remembered the new Prelude. Snap back to reality.
  18. What did you do with your Z today? 🙋🏻‍♂️

    I'm taking another route different from people who have criticized the look. I'm going to GUESS that you did not have the covers completely fitted when you took the picture. But if that IS how they look, it's not a really good look IMO.
  19. Gasoline

    That is absolutely brutal weather! Where exactly DO you live? And in regards to Circle K 91 octane, I would verify where they get their gas. I try to only use Shell V Power or Chevron Techron in my IS. The additives in those brands really help, but of course they do cost more. To me, the cost...
  20. New Member Introductions

    Thank you!



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