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Not a P, but nice for the money...
http://www.freshalloy.com/cars/nissan/z/gallery_naias.html
3.5l 6, 280 hp, 3200 lbs, $26k base....$34 loaded with brembos, aluminum 18s e.t.c. and a ragtop coming shortly after....yes its an Altima motor (240hp in Altima trim), but having been in a new Altima it is awesome....
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hmmm....
maybe some manufacturers are thinking porsche designers dropped the ball with the new models and see a niche to be filled. |
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I agree 100%. It looks fantastic- my complaint has always been the feel of the cars... to "plasticy". If that thing feels like 280bhp should without the before mentioned "plasticy" interior and add-ons Nissan will have a winner.
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Very nice "classic" design. Looks like they got everything just about right except...except...the engine appears to be mounted at the wrong end of the car !!
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