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The new Nissan will be available on the Japanese automarket in a limited edition of 300 unints. The price will be around $44,000, not too much if we think that the 2007 Nismo 350 Z is sold at a price of $38,695 .
The new Type 380 RS has a 3.8 litre engine ( the engine displacement is increased from 3.5 to 3.8 liters, as indicated by the name - 380 RS) delivering 350 bhp and torque to 293 pound-feet. Not a very big difference if we think that the DOHC 3.5-liter V6 from the Z delivers 306 bhp.
How cheap is cheap? Renault-Nissan Chief Executive Carlos Ghosn is betting that for autos, the magic number is under $3,000. At a plant-opening ceremony in India Apr. 4, he was already talking up the industry's next challenge: a future model that would sport a sticker price as low as $2,500—about 40% less than the least expensive subcompact currently on the market. Renault-Nissan is the first global automaker to take up the gauntlet thrown down in 2003 by India's Tata Motors, which plans to launch a $2,500 car next year. Both are leading a...
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New Yorker car enthusiasts have a reason to rejoice! At the forthcoming New York Motor Show, Nissan is geared up to unveil its 2008 Infiniti G37 coupe. Infiniti G37 is basically the same G35 but with a upgraded name and an even more augmented engine. The G Coupe is the first-ever application of the new VQ37VHR VVEL (Variable Valve Event and Lift) 3.7-liter V6 engine empowering an estimated 330 horsepower and 270 pound-feet of torque. The refined platform and chassis includes an available advanced 4-Wheel Active Steer (4WAS) system, while...
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Nissan will unveil a Nismo-tuned 350Z with significant body and chassis upgrades at the New York Auto Show in April. It's already on sale in Japan, but specs on the U.S. version of the Nismo 350Z are still under wraps. Expect a sizable list of upgrades that includes Nismo-spec tires and wheels.
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tyko 2 years 10 months ago
Nissan has released a design sketch of the 2008 Infiniti G35 Coupe. The G35 is a sleek, distinctive looking sport coupe. Stacked dual headlamps and turn signals reside under clear plastic bubbles nicely integrated into the nose. The roofline flows in a smooth arc from front to rear with nary a break.
Built by Nissan Technical Centre Europe (NTCE - located in Cranfield, Bedfordshire) as a 'club special' that could be used on the street or for weekend track work, the GT-S features a Novidem centrifugal supercharger system that heaves output from the standard 300bhp to 382bhp and peak torque up from 260lb-ft to 314lb-ft. Nissan UK claims the extra power should knock about a second from the stock car's 0-60mph time and 2.5 seconds off the 0-100mph reading.
Along with the additional thrust, the NTCE team used a Strosek body kit to smooth...
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Nissan and Marc Ecko revealed what happens when two of the most design-forward companies in the automotive and fashion industries unite. At a VIP event held at New York’s Splashlight Studios, Nissan and Marc Ecko showcased the results of their recently announced partnership – the Nissan Pathfinder and the Nissan Armada customized by Marc Ecko, and the Nissan-inspired line of apparel and accessories from the *ecko unltd. and Marc Ecko Cut & Sew collections.
“Nissan and Marc Ecko are two brands known for bold, forward-thinking...
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Fangio 3 years 2 months ago
This is the GT-S Concept - much more than just teenage angst war paint. It's the ultimate incarnation of the 'Z, packing a supercharged V6 engine developing a monstrous 380bhp (up 82bhp) channelled through the lightweight, uprated forged alloy rear wheels. Beneath the pumped up bodywork new Bilstein suspension is joined by a bellowing aftermarket exhaust that can be heard three counties away.
The GT-S is as British as weather warnings. The mean streets of Tokyo have been shunned in favour of, er, Cranfield and Nissan's European technical...
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