Появился тизер нового спорткара Nissan Z - «Автоновости»

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Projects with huge meaning do not come every day, on top of that, few projects trigger immediate “slide show” memories like Z. In Tokyo 50 years ago Tai san(Nissan Executive Design Director) saw his first Z and “lights on” wanted to be a car designer. Around the same time but a few thousand miles away a Cuban kid(me?)in Miami saw his first Z and as well simply “what?WOW”! Tai san later was a designer on the ultra-modern, breathtakingly minimalistic 300ZX, the 2nd clay model I saw on my first trip to design studio in Japan 31 years ago (another huge WHAT?WOW moment). I later found myself working on 350Z, a team dream to find a new language for Z discovering mechanical beauty and road hugging performance posture. More to come but please share and let us know your memorieZ. #nissanz #Powerofz #nissan #datsun240z #nissan350z #nissan300zx #nissan370z #nissannext #fairlady240z

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Дизайнерский набросок демонстрирует основные изгибы кузова новинки. Авто покажут в середине сентября. В сети появилось изображение спорткара Z Proto. Его опубликовал на своей странице в Instagram шеф-дизайнер Nissan Альфонсо Альбаиса. На графической зарисовке видно только несколько линий на желтом фоне. Спорткар изображен в ракурсе три четверти сзади. На его корме заметны узкие округлые по концам задние фонари, напоминающий оптику Nissan 300ZX. Под кромкой крыши заметен логотип Z-серии. Отмечается, что экстерьер новинки будет посвящен ретро-стилистике. View this post on Instagram Projects with huge meaning do not come every day, on top of that, few projects trigger immediate “slide show” memories like Z. In Tokyo 50 years ago Tai san(Nissan Executive Design Director) saw his first Z and “lights on” wanted to be a car designer. Around the same time but a few thousand miles away a Cuban kid(me?)in Miami saw his first Z and as well simply “what?WOW”! Tai san later was a designer on the ultra-modern, breathtakingly minimalistic 300ZX, the 2nd clay model I saw on my first trip to design studio in Japan 31 years ago (another huge WHAT?WOW moment). I later found myself working on 350Z, a team dream to find a new language for Z discovering mechanical beauty and road hugging performance posture. More to come but please share and let us know your memorieZ.