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Nissan Z

The new Nissan Z does what Toyota (and BMW) couldn’t

Posted on August 26, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

The new Nissan Z is the affordable, turbocharged Japanese sports car modern enthusiasts have been waiting for. So why couldn’t Toyota do the same?

If you’re reading this story, you’ve probably seen the news. After nearly one-and-a-half decades, there’s a new Nissan Z car – and this time, it’s simply known as the ‘Z’.

While you can catch our in-depth reveal story here for all the details, the headline figures and inclusions are of the ilk that make enthusiasts like us smile: six cylinders, twin turbochargers, a six-speed manual, rear-wheel drive, and a few clicks short of 300kW and 500Nm.
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