We seriously didn't think it would happen, but the 2023 Nissan Z is finally here to replace the 370Z after a whopping 11-year production run. Following more than a decade of minimal changes, you'd forgive us for thinking Nissan would abandon its long-running sports car nameplate. Though this is technically a seventh-generation Z car, the Z with no numbers isn't quite as new as you might expect. In fact, it retains the 370Z's Z34 platform designation and that car's FM platform. And just to remind you how old the FM platform is, it debuted on the 350Z back in 2002.
How could a car with a two-decade-old platform possibly stand against the combined might of BMW and Toyota with the more modern GR Supra that will soon have a manual transmission option to match the Z? Well, Nissan's cost-cutting wasn't for naught, as the Z enters the sports car market with a starting price of $39,990 - $3,500 below a four-cylinder Supra - and a 400-horsepower twin-turbo V6 (18 hp more than the BMW-sourced inline-six).
Some time behind the wheel in Las Vegas showed Nissan knew what it was doing with the Z.
Exterior: Vintage Inspiration Made Contemporary
It may have some old bones, but you'd never tell by looking at the new Z. The old 370Z's proportions never looked dated, it just needed a small nip tuck with some modern accouterments to feel like a product fit for the 2020s.
Read more - 2023 Nissan Z First Drive Review: Return Of The Budget Performance Hero
What do mid-size truck owners want in the USA?
That's the question Nissan has posed in developing an all-new, and long awaited, 2022 Nissan Frontier truck.
The answer wasn't "a bigger truck."
Instead, owners wanted to keep the cost down, fit it in a garage, use it as a daily driver or a work vehicle, and use it at the weekend as a leisure vehicle.Read more - 2022 Nissan Frontier Test Drive Review: Midsize Magic
While many OEMs are scrambling over cutouts and popup cameras, former ZTE subsidiary nubia seems to be singing a different tune.
The nubia Z20 might not be its first dual screen phone but it could be exceptional in that it could be the first of its kind to set foot in the US market.
Dual screen phones are admittedly the most eccentric and most expensive way to solve the notch problem.
Yes, you cut down on the number of cameras uses but a front camera and a few sensors probably pale in comparison to the cost of a second screen.
Not to mention the software complexity required in managing the two.
The nubia Z20 is no slouch in specs, boasting a Snapdragon 855 Plus, not a plain 855, assisted by 8 GB of RAM, and boasting of 512 GB of storage.
Nissan is always appreciated for its Coupe Sports Car 370Z.
If you are looking for the best sports car with all the features then 2020 Nissan 370Z can fulfill all your requirements.
Learn more about 2020 Nissan 370Z Coupe Base and Nismo trim level from Reliance Nissan here.
