Found this while randomly checking the #400z tag on Instagram and WOW...
http://instagr.am/p/CNT3oLMBHMu/
http://instagr.am/p/CNT3oLMBHMu/
I believe the one taped off in the middle is the Nissan logo and the one taped off to the right says “Z”. I wish they had put a “Z” badge on the trunk lid instead because I think having it on the back like that throws off the symmetry of the tail light assembly.Note that there are two taped off areas on the rear light bar:
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Could mean that there is additional badging on this one.
Agreed, that is a strange decision they've seemingly made. I will reserve final judgement until I actually see it but I definitely have a different preference on the placement.I believe the one taped off in the middle is the Nissan logo and the one taped off to the right says “Z”. I wish they had put a “Z” badge on the trunk lid instead because I think having it on the back like that throws off the symmetry of the tail light assembly.
The blue interior was a factory color. My brother still has his blue 240Z with that same interior.Coincidentally, this just popped up on YouTube. Could the blue interior be a throwback? Or is that a custom blue interior in the 240Z?
Nice. I wonder what other retro touches they will add.The blue interior was a factory color. My brother still has his blue 240Z with that same interior.
I hope this isn't the only bold interior color Nissan goes with. It's not my first choice but it could look great with the right paint to match.Found this while randomly checking the #400z tag on Instagram and WOW...
http://instagr.am/p/CNT3oLMBHMu/
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I'm with you - probably not my first choice but I have been hoping that Nissan would make some exciting decisions with respect to the colors for both interiors and exteriors. I want the cars to be sort of customizable. Factory-spec sports cars that are unique and individual at this end of the price spectrum are basically unheard of.I hope this isn't the only bold interior color Nissan goes with. It's not my first choice but it could look great with the right paint to match.
Unless you're paying a a lot of money not many companies can offer real customization for customers. Mini comes to mind but even then you can pay a lot for the amount of car you get. If Nissan can offer something like that with the Z that doesn't break the bank it makes it even more appealing.I'm with you - probably not my first choice but I have been hoping that Nissan would make some exciting decisions with respect to the colors for both interiors and exteriors. I want the cars to be sort of customizable. Factory-spec sports cars that are unique and individual at this end of the price spectrum are basically unheard of.
I sure hope so, I was putting away cash for a Z32 TT right before the whole Nissan Next thing went down but changed my mind on that once I saw the Z Proto. I just hope the dealer markup doesn’t push a base model into Supra and Type R territory.And welcome to the forum @Tsuki ! You planning to buy a new Z?
I don't think dealer markup will last long. The Supra didn't see markup past a few months, and I know of many people that got theirs at or below MSRP in 2019. I still don't understand the Type R hype myself. You should still get a Z32 if you can though because they are great vehicles and a lot of fun.I sure hope so, I was putting away cash for a Z32 TT right before the whole Nissan Next thing went down but changed my mind on that once I saw the Z Proto. I just hope the dealer markup doesn’t push a base model into Supra and Type R territory.