Unless they changed it for 2027, it's not ALL auto Z's that don't have the oil pressure gauge. As I've pointed out before, my 2025 Sport auto has the oil pressure gauge and it does actually read the oil pressure. I keep my eye on it, and it's constantly updating when I'm driving, around 20 when idling and climbing upon acceleration.
Yeah they chose diff temp instead. Wish we could select from them all in the menu.Unless they changed it for 2027, it's not ALL auto Z's that don't have the oil pressure gauge. As I've pointed out before, my 2025 Sport auto has the oil pressure gauge and it does actually read the oil pressure. I keep my eye on it, and it's constantly updating when I'm driving, around 20 when idling and climbing upon acceleration.
Apparently, it's the auto Performance and NISMO that for some strange reason don't have the capability.
If they do offer a firmware update for the animation (they won't, Nissan never does) it should also include the ability to select oil pressure gauge for LSD 9AT models.
A lot of good points about the Z in general in the video. I knew I wanted a new Z and wanted an auto Sport in red, if I could actually find one without being raped by a dealer. Patience finally paid off. I thought the price for a base Z was pretty good for what you’re getting and if it’s what you’re looking for. Getting it for thousands less than list made it even better. Classic Z look, twin turbo, 400 HP, nice riding GT. It’s not going to win any track meets in base form, but it’s a very nice, comfortable GT for the price.
Plate holder aside, that is one gorgeous Z. I actually like the new front end. The lucky ones out there who manage to get a Z in the green are going to have one beauty of a Z.Although this is kinda strange. The new plate holder seems to stick up above the beak a little bit. Not as much as the NISMO, but more then the original.
I was coming to create a post about this video but you got here first... good.
Driving reviews are under embargo until May 18th.I was coming to create a post about this video but you got here first... good.
My question is: how is it that there are No videos of the actual driving POV? I mean, this video above was filmed at the Sonoma raceway. And one can see other cars ready for the drive. Why is it that no one is actually speaking about the driving experience? That's all I care about. We don't need to be reminded what the Z looks like, or the extras, or the new front end... these have been spoken about plenty...
I wonder if those who have driven the automatic Nismo have not been impressed by driving the MT...
Is this true?
Yes; very common from auto manufacturers to give all media outlets a fair chance.
Ah... good. Can't wait to see their POV's.
I just washed mine on the weekend after a trip over the mountains, and they were full haha.The front looks so much better and finally eliminates the part that bugged my eyes the most, both figurately and literally. These areas catch a ton of bugs!
