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I understand where you're coming from on this viewpoint, but I've also read/heard that Nissan is supposed to be renewing like 70% of their product lines over the next couple of years...if that's true, no reason to think the Z wouldn't be a part of it. Despite all the Ghosn stuff, there are people who are still hard at work in the company and people who do care about the brand and its heritage...the Z is big part of that without question. There is certainly a lot of doom and gloom around Nissan these days, but it's not all bad. And while I would love to see a new Frontier, for an example (and I own a 2008 Frontier), the Frontier also had it's best selling year ever in 2019, so it's not hard to understand why they haven't replaced it over all these years. It's basically pure profit on a vehicle that was developed 15+ years ago. Even that one is supposed to be replaced in the next year or so from people I know who work within Nissan corporate.
1994 300ZX NA 2+0 (sold March 2017)
1993 300ZX TT
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