Nissan 370z nismo Low-poly 3D model

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The Nissan 370Z is a sports car made by Japanese auto giant Nissan, unveiled on October 29, 2008, at the Los Angeles Auto Show. This latest iteration marks the sixth generation of the iconic Fairlady Z series, with roots tracing back to the first model's introduction in 1970 via the Datsun 240Z. Mass production for the coupe kicked off in January 2009, followed by the roadster variant in 2010. Its primary competitors include the Audi TT, BMW Z4, Mercedes-Benz SLK Class, Porsche Boxster, Porsche Cayman, and Jaguar F-Type. The Nissan 370Z boasts a longitudinally-mounted front engine and rear-wheel drive setup. Characteristic of the Fairlady Z line is its lengthy bonnet, combined with a sleek rear Fastback design. Inside the vehicle's cabin, you'll find a simple yet efficient interior design where the primary metering system is situated on the steering column, aligning with steering wheel adjustments for seamless control. Additional gauges are centered, providing at-a-glance monitoring capabilities. One key difference between the 350Z and the 370Z is that this new model does not offer use of a glove compartment. Dimensionally, the exterior size has been streamlined to optimize weight reduction by incorporating aluminum panels in doors, hood, and other body parts. Improvements focus on enhancing structural integrity, including 30% greater torsional stiffness through incorporation of a new front suspension to decrease lateral flexibility, and reinforced structural additions to reduce flexion at both ends. Other key advancements involve using carbon fiber composite in the radiator for reduced weight and bolstering rear guards. Engine performance increases include boosted rear torque by 22%, with vertical boosts reaching up to 30%.