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2023 Nissan Z Reviews Are In (Compiled List Inside)
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Published overnight - CNET gives it an 8.4 out of 10
https://www.cnet.com/roadshow/reviews/2023-nissan-z-review/
https://www.cnet.com/roadshow/reviews/2023-nissan-z-review/
because_murica
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Retro car, retro website ?
Heavy Dupree
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Try opening the link in Mosaic
DevonK
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What's the use of having two reviewers if you don't have both drive the thing and provide feedback.... just an extra 200+ lbs slowing the car down lol.
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yeah those guys are still using typewriters and taking pics with their blackberrys...or is it blackberries? idk
hang on, my gateway computer froze up again...
DevonK
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I'd never seen this guy's reviews before, but it proved worth my time. I especially liked that he deliberately drove the car on a fairly broken-down windy road and talked extensively about its compliance and grip in those conditions. An ex-Supra owner, he was very impressed with the Z overall.
It seems Nissan has done a good job balancing the engine's power band and the car's grip.
It seems Nissan has done a good job balancing the engine's power band and the car's grip.
DevonK
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A second Z review by the same guy as above, comparing it directly to a Supra back to back. (He had the Z for a full week and found it worked great as a daily.) He prefers the Z for its better handling predictability, grip on acceleration, and ride compliance.
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New Vid...
Looks really good in rolling shots!
Looks really good in rolling shots!
Kbl911
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Ouch, this is fairly scathing from Car & Driver. The part that stuck with me:
"It's an attractive proposition on paper and at first glance, but, as it turns out, the 2023 Nissan Z is not the budget world-beater Z-cars have been in the past."
https://www.caranddriver.com/reviews/a39969206/2023-nissan-z-drive/
"It's an attractive proposition on paper and at first glance, but, as it turns out, the 2023 Nissan Z is not the budget world-beater Z-cars have been in the past."
https://www.caranddriver.com/reviews/a39969206/2023-nissan-z-drive/
trackratZ
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Yep this write up hits the mark on all counts, kind of expected, and 91 vs 93 oct difference, that’s new