First Official 2009 Nissan 370Z Photos
First undisguised photos of 2009 Nissan 370Z.
October 29, 2008 3:45 PM
Filed Under: Japanese, Los Angeles Auto Show, Nissan
The last teaser shots have dropped, and Nissan has finally revealed the 2009 370Z in full, roadgoing trim. We’ve got interior and exterior factory shots, and it’s clear that for its first full redesign since its 2003 introduction, the 370Z is going a bit retro. Just as in the images that were leaked this spring, the new car strikes a handsome balance between the classic long-hood, short-deck look of the original 240Z, while maintaining the taut lines and intricate lighting of current Nissans. The new Z’s interior keeps a similar layout but gets a stronger, more modern look with taller central gauges and a large central information screen similar to those in other Nissan/Infiniti products.
The name change hints at the reported 330-horsepower 3.7 liter V6 under the hood. The 370Z is also reportedly shorter, wider and lighter than the outgoing car, so the power increase will be put to good use thanks to the agile, all-new platform underneath.
The 2009 370Z is scheduled to meet the public at the Los Angeles Auto Show on November 19, with an on-sale date in early 2009.
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Comments
But... the question is: what about the weakest point of 350Z - quality of the interior?
You know thats saying, "don't fix it if it ain't broken." and to me the 350Z was beautiful and even the powerplant was great.
I'm just going to hang my head in shame and pray a tuner, like Veilside or Nimso designs a better looking aerokit for this.
I really don't see and anything of the 240SX.









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