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2009 Nissan 370Z Revealed Live With Details
Detroit, 9:57 AM
Fri Nov 27
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Most Asian cars like that feel 'underpowered' to me. Rather have the torque numbers out-do the HP.
On the other hand, those with significantly higher torque than HP have left some power 'on the table'. This new Z seems to have over-built the engine. Wonder about its survivability?
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Motorcycle engines, Ferraris, S2000, and some Audis are like this.
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kinda scary. Porsche is...Porsche. Nissan is just plain Nissan.
Kinda cool at the same time. Why can't Toyota make a decent sports car? Nissan has two now.
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Seriously though, Nissan's really pushing the envelope with its sporty models now, and at least Honda makes the Si and the S2000. Can big bad Toyota really not offer anything?
In two years maybe we'll see that joint venture between them and Subaru. Maybe.
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