New Nissan 370Z Revealed

by Justin Berkowitz

December 31st, 2012 1:13 PM

Ahead of the LA Auto Show, which is coming up in a few weeks, Nissan has gone ahead and released images of the 370Z. This is phase 3 in a prolonged effort to give the car about a month of buzz before its official reveal (phase 1 was intentional spy shots and video, phase 2 being the Edmunds pretendo-leako). No specs from Nissan yet, though 330 horsepower or north is a good bet.

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Benders on Oct 29, 2008

Looks like a TVR.

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Ronman on Oct 30, 2008

There's something wrong with this car. i like the fact that it's bundeled up, but the design is a bit, unconventional to put it lightly. the 350Z had a more welcome look to it when it was first launched, i directly liked it then. still do now. but i'm not sure about this one.... some car designs just grow on you, i'll give this one some time to see. but i'll take a G37 over this anyday.

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