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  1. Around 100-200 im guessing as its another main market. https://www.newnissanz.com/threads/nissan-z-sold-out-in-japan-for-2022.1306/ Standard versions (base/S/ST) are all gone too in Japan for 2022 Guessing Australia are next then US to sell out most allocation. Also no blue interior on those configurators. 10,000 applications for the car apparently in Australia. Primarily made for the proto spec. Guessing most will settle for the next grade available. Understandable as its the last ICE Z. 10,000 is a lot. Good to see if thats the case Guessing only 1000-2000 people will be getting cars in the next 9 months. The rest may go get something else. Production unlikely meet that demand never know.
  2. I have a rattling Catalyst shield on 62 plate GT Edition. I just live with it till I get HFC or replacement.
  3. Package was huge. Forget getting a Front Bumper in the 370 lol
  4. When me numbers come through that will be my line up. Its own Z allocated space next to the 240 and 350 😎
  5. Configurator is now available. So configure away. Japan is opening up too. Great timing eh Version ST is a full £43,000. So if it had come here they would charge around £52,000+. The base however is £32,000 with a 9k clearance roughly excluding shipping and local taxes. When configuring it comes to £38,000 with basic options like spoiler, step plate and grey paint and additional taxes. "Recycling" "insurance and environmental taxes" etc I started saving. Just dropped a pound in the piggybank. The wait begins! https://www3.nissan.co.jp/vehicles/new/z/simulation.html#configure/BABZj/AQ4/version
  6. Configurator is now Live. https://www3.nissan.co.jp/vehicles/new/z/simulation.html#configure/BABZj/AQ4/version
  7. Either way Its a lot of money. Once fitted I cant tell the difference. Id be willing to let mine go for a good offer.
  8. Goodyears are not amazing I had them on my Nismo. Id only go for Michelin PS4S or equivalent on this car. Traction light on third is common on Z with lower quality tires. Bridgestones are trash. Id change them immediately. Supra is a smaller car, smaller cabin and you should probably wait for the manual option. If not the gearing on the auto is good. Quick shifts shorter ratios and a Turbo. Used examples 10k more expensive. Some common issues on specific model year Supras
  9. *Insert coins to continue this conversation* Servicing is £400 roughly at main dealer. Thats P3 Service. If you wish to go all out then youll pay more GTR service prices. At 46,000 miles I dont envisage having to change diff oil till later on. Transmission oil around 60k maybe along with spark plugs and brake fluid along with discs and uprated pads before then. Car prices will be going up as summers coming. In my area 440i and 4 series are common as hell. M4 F8x are very common along with M3. So are 2 series BMW up to M2. My car however no. The guy with the Nismo in my area is selling up. So seeing one wont be a thing. Ive also seen the new 4 series and a grey M4 2022. Ill see a Nismo once every 6 months and a 370 every couple of months. Thats if I dont venture into inner London where there are 1 or 2 Nismo mk1 and 2s around
  10. I think thats why they put it on the mk2. They wanted a more grown up stylish look.
  11. Id have to sleep on it as theres a claim its worth £1126 but not in demand?! lol. How much would you sell yours for though. Theres a few imitations around including carbon for £400-£600 👀
  12. lol why you getting rid...More people want the mk1 spoiler 👀
  13. The screw locations look to be in the same position at the side of the lights. Yeah would be better than drilling any holes in the boot. Thanks, ill see how it goes
  14. Thats what a DRL lights seller said they do in US. Could get a trunk lot of headache though. Surely I just need 2 screws and 3M and shave the other clips off or remove them. I might not bother with this. Im seeing not many people want the mk2 spoiler due to fitment issues
  15. Same, they are reliable compared to German. We know the common issues. Maybe ive been lucky. Never been stranded on the motorway ever since ive had Japanese. Worst case scenario you cant start due to steering lock (not happened to me) or other issue like Gallery Gasket (no experience either) preventative measures can be taken. There are cars out there with 100k miles that havent had any major issues. These are trivial compared with (insert random car part here) associated with other Germans. Saying that Ive spoken to US owners who have blown engines etc...Mistreating the car for youtube what do they expect MK1 - Rarer, 2000s look, some minor issues, no recaros MK2 - more modern look, recaros, updates, slightly more known.
  16. Only thing more expensive are the MK1 rims. I prefer the Mk2 Rays and Recaros which makes my preference towards the Mk2. Best looking car sub £40k in my opinion. Not to everyones taste as the lights make it look like a Nissan Juke facelift. According to my mechanic who has a garaged yellow 350Z Gran Turismo. Who would have thought sharing the same family name the 370 might bare some resemblance to another Nissan. 🤧
  17. Theyre like £500 now on Ebay... I better get the new one fast lol
  18. Anyone done this. I know it comes from a place where 15 holes were drilled in the boot. Is it possible to use current holes from GT and maybe some adhesive then get rid of the protruding clips that are on the ducktail. In US im seeing people just get a Nismo hatch or drill the boot and is a pain to line up. So ppl tend to avoid these and get a like for like ducktail instead... I can see where the two screws go the screws and some 3M tape adhesive should do.l right? They seem similar to where the GT spoiler screws would be
  19. Its the same car since 2009 with subtle mechanical fixes along the way, bodykits, seats and buttons...The 370 is a reliable car ive had 4 Zeds...Face lift GT was around 2015 with the nice grey wheels. Same with Mk2 Nismo. MPGs are not much better on german performance cars as when you watch all the youtubers they seem to be getting low 20s despite being in the sticks. Considering its a 3.7 NA its actually quite economical and should really be drinking more. But many members have reported 25- 36 mpgs on a cycle. The highest i saw 38 mpg. Im not sure any other NA with a high 3.5 and above displacement could return that. Ive had £25 last me 6 hours of fast driving in the lanes with stops obviously. 23 - 24 MPG with Enthusiastic driving is not bad. If its only 9 miles start stop driving miles it will probably drop
  20. Only what Sir Muggins is willing to pay for it. The R34 is £189,000 on Autotrader. Been on sale almost 9 months. I can admire it in Gran Turismo! If the clientele are millionaires. It makes sense to try your luck and convince them its special enough to part with 1.6 mill. Sell sell sell..
  21. That cheaper 17 road tax comes with other issues on the car you may need to spend that on anyway such as the clutch or leaking door seal (wet seatbelt) lol I had the Nismo at the time I was working 3- 4 miles away 5 days a week and going to gym 3 miles away. Still spending a good £40+ per week at the time. Oh I did use to go home at lunch times so thats like 20 of those trips per week. I couldn't resist especially in the summer with the sun out. 440i like their lower liter counterparts are common as hell but good cars. Ive driven the 420D my mate paid over £30k for new through work....Not bad felt like an oversized boat tbh but comfortable and fast. Nice cruiser as drove from Oxford to Portsmouth with ease. Whereas the Z could give you a neckache if you sit wrong
  22. The MPGs in the real world not much different. Also road tax is a funny reason not to buy a performance car. Yet youd spend more on petrol within 4 months on useless trips lol My old Director had the 440i at the time i had my original Nismo. Lets just say even the CEO had to look. 👀
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