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technology23 hours ago•6 min saved

Nissan’s Brake Caliper Colors Decode Braking Power From Street to Track

Nissan treats brake caliper color as a live code for braking performance: silver for everyday street use, red for upgraded Z Performance brakes, a brighter red for Z Nismo with GT-R hardware, and yellow for carbon‑ceramic, track‑ready systems (not currently sold on new Nissans). The color system, dating to the R34 GT-R era, mirrors similar branding in Porsche’s lineup and signals how hard a car’s brakes can be pushed beyond standard street use.

via Carscoops|

#brake-calipers #caliper-colors #carbon-ceramic-brakes

technology1 month ago•6 min saved

Z Through Time: Nissan’s 2027 Z Hints at Its Past

Nissan’s 2027 Z hides five heritage-inspired touches—a 240Z-style split grille, a Z emblem nose, Z31-like RAYS wheels, retro color options and a tan interior, plus a digital gauge cluster startup animation that pays tribute to previous Z generations—celebrating its history even though it doesn’t alter performance.

via Carscoops|

#2027-z #240z #heritage-cues

automotive4 months ago•3 min saved

2027 Nissan Z Refreshed as Nismo Gains Manual Gearbox

Nissan updates the 2027 Z lineup with styling tweaks and performance refinements, notably adding a 6-speed manual gearbox to the Nissan Z Nismo, along with a revised throttle/ignition map, upgraded brakes that drop unsprung weight, and retuned suspension. All Z models gain a new front fascia, a larger interior option (including a black-and-tan interior), a 15-watt wireless charger with a magnetic connector, and a redesigned gas tank for better fuel delivery at high speeds. Prices are not yet announced, but are not expected to change drastically from current MSRPs, and the 2027 Z hits dealers this summer.

via Road & Track|

#automotive #manual-transmission #nismo

automotive1 year ago•6 min saved

Find $10,000 Discounts on Nissan Z Models

The Nissan Z, once highly anticipated, is now facing sluggish sales, leading to significant discounts across the U.S. market. Despite its appealing features like a 400-horsepower engine and manual transmission, the Z struggled with initial supply issues and dealer markups, which dampened consumer interest. Now, with an oversupply, dealers are offering substantial price cuts, with some models available for up to $10,000 off MSRP. This situation highlights the challenges Nissan faced in capturing the sports car market, despite delivering a product that met enthusiast expectations on paper.

via The Autopian|

#automotive #automotive-market #car-sales

automotive2 years ago•2 min saved

"The New Z's Door Handles: A Major Design Flaw"

Despite being a fan of the new Nissan Z, the author expresses their dislike for the door handles, both exterior and interior, stating that they look weird and don't fit with the overall design of the car. While it wouldn't deter them from driving the car, it would be an annoyance. The author speculates on possible reasons for their dislike, but ultimately accepts it and expresses gratitude that the Z wasn't canceled.

via Jalopnik|

#automotive #complaints #design

automotive3 years ago•2 min saved

"2024 Nissan Z Nismo: Unveiling the Ultimate Performance Machine"

Nissan has unveiled the 2024 Nissan Z Nismo, a track-focused variant of the redesigned Nissan Z sports car. The Nismo version boasts a twin-turbocharged 3.0-liter V-6 engine with 420 hp and 384 lb-ft of torque, along with improved cooling for the engine oil. It features a 9-speed automatic transmission with unique software settings for faster shifts, upgraded suspension components for improved performance, and larger brakes. The Z Nismo also sports a distinctive design with a new front fascia, side skirts, rear wing, and red accents. Inside, it offers Recaro bucket seats, a Nismo-specific digital gauge cluster, and a red engine start button.

via Motor Authority|

#automotive #nismo #nissan-z