New Nissan 240/Fairlady Z successor

[f6fhellcat13]

I like the GTR's styling but this looks wierd and i hate that low-to-the-ground bodykit look they should just lower the car. i hope its light and cheap(which it wont be ) also they should have drawn more from their mid 60s cars instead of their early 70s models

[CamNismo]

I wish they had kept that on the production car along with a few other things they changed.

Yea...those Dark places under the GTR's headlights were horrible looking...I mean it looks like a raccoon...haha...Im glad that wasnt the Production model cause alot of ppl would have been unhappy...

[Dino Scuderia]

It looks hawt! So much meaner and sporty than the production version IMO.

[LeonOfTheDead]

I'm not sure if Subaru will be selling it though. It might be just Toyota's little project.

it should be sold as a Subaru world wide and as a Toyota in Japan, IIRC

[coolieman1220]

a car like this is a good idea! it looks nice too!

[f6fhellcat13]

Yea...those Dark places under the GTR's headlights were horrible looking...I mean it looks like a raccoon...haha...Im glad that wasnt the Production model cause alot of ppl would have been unhappy...

Raccoon= fail
Cheetah =win

[MidNiteRide89]

I like it quite a bit. IMO, it's a great starting point and better than the current z or gtr.

[NSXType-R]

it should be sold as a Subaru world wide and as a Toyota in Japan, IIRC

That sounds confusing. Any reason why they should do that?

That's totally against Subaru's (general) marketing strategy- AWD comes standard. That should be damn confusing to Americans then.

[LeonOfTheDead]

That sounds confusing. Any reason why they should do that?

That's totally against Subaru's (general) marketing strategy- AWD comes standard. That should be damn confusing to Americans then.

Well, Subaru abandoned the "all AWD line-up" last year with the introduction of the new Justy, a merely re-badged Daihatsu Cuore, IIRC, so it wouldn't be strange. I'm unable to give you a better explanation, but it's what I read a lot of time ago, I guess on leftlanenews.

[NSXType-R]

Well, Subaru abandoned the "all AWD line-up" last year with the introduction of the new Justy, a merely re-badged Daihatsu Cuore, IIRC, so it wouldn't be strange. I'm unable to give you a better explanation, but it's what I read a lot of time ago, I guess on leftlanenews.

For some countries, maybe it isn't all AWD for Subaru already, but they're still completely AWD here in America. The Forester, Impreza, Legacy, and Tribeca are all AWD (maybe there are some FWD models, I am not sure of that). It would make more sense if Toyota pushed it out, because they seriously have no sports cars in their lineup, while Subaru safely has the STI. I mean it wouldn't matter who put it out, but it seems more logical for Toyota to do it.

[Type17]

I think this design looks fantastic. I loved the old 240z and this in my opinion is a great looking car. They'd have a customer in me if this came out.