The brown manual diesel wagon

truck engine (I know its different, but is it really?)

Obesity is the easiest way to avoid kidnapping. NOBODY kidnaps fat people. It is entirely too much work.

I feel that if I were to catch someone throwing cheese slices on my car, and I caught them, I’d just reciprocate and throw cheese at them.

I agree. Almost everything that has come out of Nissan (styling-wise) has been a mess (the Cube, the Juke, anything under an Altima or Maxima basically), so when I saw this, I thought “wow, this is...actually interesting!” Plus, the fact that they didn’t really deviate much from the prototype impressed me.

I somewhat disagree with the upcoming Nissan Z - here’s why:

Arrghhh. This is worse than the slideshow.

I’d love this when I’m backing my car out of the garage to get it out of the way of something I’m working on, or when I move it from the driveway to the garage, or when I’m moving it to get another car out, or doing one of the million other things that don’t really require a seat belt.

Rocket science IS easier than self driving.

Look y’all. I work in artificial intelligence and machine learning, on some of the most advanced systems in the world, on budgets that make Tesla look like a fart in the wind.

You can surrender your license and join the pedestrian club, but speak for yourself only.

So if I am reading this right, what you are not saying Jason is that rocket science is easier than self driving?

It sure seems like they aren’t wasting any time going back to the Nissan us older folks used to know and love since getting Ghosn locked up! And if using old bones gets them there quicker I’m all for it.

Car and Driver reporting it will cost no more than what the 350Z retailed for, adjusted for inflation of course. Which puts the base price at roughly $40k. That is still a monster deal for a 400hp 2-seater. Even the higher-end Z Performance (the one you’ll want, since it it gets uprated brakes and LSD) shouldn’t hit…

I don’t get this, my last 15 cars had this.

If I weren’t a Dodge man, I might be plunking down a deposit right now. Other than a Mustang, I can’t see any other car that competes with this in price/size/performance/value category. And I fucking LOVE the Mustang. I hate myself for liking this new Z as much as I do when I consider all of the hatred I threw at…

This is a helpful feature, but far from unique. In fact, at this point it is near universal. I drive a different rental car every week and can’t remember having to get out of the car to check the gas filler side. Honda, Toyota, Hyundai/Kia, Jeep, Volkswagen in the last couple months alone that I can remember. It is…

Whoa. Nissan makes a highly appealing car with a manual transmission. What is this, the 90's?

I am ousting my 335i tomorrow in prep for purchasing one of these.  I have been and will always be a Z fan having owned 3 different generations of them.  

Was going to hang onto the 135 forever.  This will be the thing that changes my mind.