New 2010 Nissan 370Z Carz

The Japanese automaker wasted no time getting the event rolling, introducing its highly-anticipated New 2010 Nissan 370Z Car, which was previewed with a three teaser photos last month.This prototype also gives a good idea of just how wide the New 2010 Nissan 370Z Car’s fenders flare out in back. When viewed from behind, the Nissan looks more like a Porsche Cayman than a $30K Nissan.

New 2010 Nissan 370Z Car Review Pictures

The New 2010 Nissan 370Z Car mule seen here, as has been previously reported, appears to be shorter in wheelbase over the outgoing Z. The car’s decrease in size should help make the New 2010 Nissan 370Z Car lighter than the car it’s replacing, which should mean performance and fuel efficiency of the new Z will be improved.Those 332 horses will be sent to the 370Z’s rear wheels via either a seven-speed automatic or a six-speed manual gearbox. Of note, the six-speed 370Z will be the first vehicle to offer a synchronized downshift rev matching system with a manual transmission.

New 2010 Nissan 370Z Car Review Pictures

The scans give us among other things, a first view of the 2010 Z’s interior and dashboard with its G37 inspired centre console along with shots of the front and rear end of the coupe.While the Japanese company is busy planning a hybrid line-up, small sports coupe and the launch of the Nissan GT-R, Nissan has pushed back the next-generation Z. However, on the cards for the next-generation Z is a brand-new design. Scheduled for a release in 2010 as as 2011 model, performance will be upgraded by 30 horsepower as the Infiniti G37’s 3.7-litre V6, 330 horsepower engine will find its way under the hood of the next-generation Z.

New 2010 Nissan 370Z Car Review Pictures

Nissan announced today that the redesigned 370Z coupe will start at $29,930.The new price represents a $1,420 increase over the 2008 350Z coupe — the ‘09 350Z is available only as a convertible — but new standard features include an electronic stability system and steering-wheel audio controls.It’s repeated ad infinitum by a synthesized voice on top of some techno music while a series of images showing off the new sports car flicker by on the screen. It goes on for almost two minutes, after which you’ll either want to go place an order for the Z or maybe become a serial killer.