Nissan finally fitted three pedals to its sharpened flagship sports car, but as initial road tests reveal, mechanical charm and vintage underpinnings cut both ways.
When Nissan unveiled the current-generation Z, the purist chorus immediately clamoured for a hardcore NISMO variant equipped with a genuine manual gearbox.
First-test verdicts from veteran automotive critic Bob Hernandez capture the exact paradox defining Nissan’s latest track-honed coupe.
That duality is hardly an accident; it is baked into the platform’s DNA. While contemporary rivals continue their relentless march toward hybridised powertrains and digital…
Nissan finally fitted three pedals to its sharpened flagship sports car, but as initial road tests reveal, mechanical charm and vintage underpinnings cut both ways.