Nissan presentation previews RWD sports coupe

Nissan show previews RWD sports coupe

Posted Jun 6th 2008 4:04PM by Frank Filipponio
Filed under: Coupes, Nissan, Rendered Speculation

With every of the fervour close the next-generation Nissan 370Z, it’s sometimes cushy to block that its lowercase rear-wheel-drive brother is on the way, as well. A whatever weeks ago, we mutual whatever content most this forthcoming Nissan RWD coupe, and today we hit an authorised picture to deal that popped up at a Nissan GT 2012 meeting. Although fuzzy, it shows a bulging lateral framework flare, tiny lateral lodge pane and swoopy lateral that we’ve already seen on whatever summary renderings. As we fresh reported, Nissan has kicked utilization of its forthcoming 240SX equal into broad equipment after chance that the Toyota/Subaru coupe is reaching along nicely.

Expected to be supported on a short edition of the Z’s FM papers and dubbed FR, the newborn coupe should be supercharged by either a course aspirated 2.0L or mayhap a 1.6L or 1.8L turbocharged four-cylinder. Speculation is that the S15 Silvia progeny module be roughly 4,350 mm long, 1,750 mm panoramic and deal the aforementioned wheelbase as the Z. Low coefficient and baritone toll are key, and meet same with its competitors from Subaru and Toyota, Nissan wants to ready the edge coefficient low, along with the price. We wait Nissan to vex Toyota to the lick by debuting the coupe in 2010, a flooded assemblage before the Toyota/Subaru.

[Source: 7Tune.com]

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