Whose Z reviews are you most looking forwards to? / Embargo lifts on 5/16. Which reviews will you watch first and why? Go....

[Metal]

Jason Cammisa and/or Randy Pobst
Chris Harris
Throttle House (only if it's a Throttle House Track Test)

Don't much care about what anyone else thinks. If this thing isn't good, dynamically, on a track I'm definitely cancelling my order.

I'm thinking that when Throttle House gets their hands on it, they'll do their track testing as well. The recent videos haven't had it because the guys were in the U.S.

 

[bybepl]

Embargo lifts on 5/16. Which reviews will you watch first and why? Go....

Curious about this, who will you watch first or give most creedance?

Setting alarm for 12:01 A.M. Hmm. Wonder is that's 12:01 Eastern USA time? IDK.

 

[Orion]

At this point I'm done with the vids. I just want the damn car.

 

[bybepl]

At this point I'm done with the vids. I just want the damn car.

Even the true driving impressions?

 

[Orion]

Even the true driving impressions?

I mean it won't hurt but I think I'm confident enough to know it will be good.

 

[because_murica]

SG, Engineering Explained, Matt Maran, and Winding Road will be the most important reviews for me. I will still watch most, if not all the reviews that come out, but those are the ones that I find align the closest to what I can genuinely expect in a car.

 

[Jah_Happy]

Ill watch the video telling me how much the damn thing costs and where the hell I can finally buy one lol.

 

[bybepl]

I wonder if it's 12:01 AM on 5/16 USA EST time, or what time zone.

 

[300ZTT]

Albon: Typically has a great back stories of cars, explaining it's relevance.
Savagegeese: They usually touch on the technical side I love like weights, suspension nuances, and how the car handles.
Engineering Explained: Love learning about new innovations in new cars, although, there may not be any for the Z with its 13 year old chassis and 6 year old engine.
Redline Reviews: To get concise information of the car like trims, specs, pricing, etc.
Corners CZ: (Not really a review channel but...) To get the raw first person point of view of how the car will drive when driven hard.

 

[SS727Z]

Probably hasn’t gotten their hands on one yet, but: TheTopher

Love the first person driving reviews. We know mostly everything.. He hits the highlights of styling and interior features. Real life driving impressions are what I look forward to since I probably won’t track the Z.

 

[bybepl]

Probably hasn’t gotten their hands on one yet, but: TheTopher

Love the first person driving reviews. We know mostly everything.. He hits the highlights of styling and interior features. Real life driving impressions are what I look forward to since I probably won’t track the Z.

Agree 100%, I'm interested in how the manual compares to automatic. I know the Z is not dual clutch and 99% sure I want the manual. But if an automatic became available at my dealer and no planned shipments of manual I might consider it.

 

[Blackbeard]

since I probably won’t track the Z.

this is the most blasphemous thing i heard today lol

 

[SS727Z]

this is the most blasphemous thing i heard today lol

Not that I don’t want to... just being realistic. More likely to hit the drag strip.

 

[DevonK]

Whatever reviewers directly address the question of whether this car is going to be fun to drive on the street in daily traffic after the initial ownership rush wears off will get my vote. So many high-performance cars are just boring to drive long-term at 20-30% of their potential, they only shine on the track or the autobahn. (Nissan better have allowed some street driving at their event this week.)

 

[Blackbeard]

Not that I don’t want to... just being realistic. More likely to hit the drag strip.

lol well only thing that's remotely close to me is homestead speedway but that 1/8 but my brother lives right next to PBRI so its not to bad of a drive and if im tired i just crash there