02/10/2008 06:19. “With the 370Z, we are focusing more on the driving performance, as a pure driving sports car,” Shimada told Automotive News .

But can Nissan really take on the much more expensive Boxster and Cayman with its modestly priced Z? Nissan’s GT-R has managed to go neck-and-neck with Porsche’s 911, so it’s conceivable the 370Z could do the same in its own segment.

The 370Z is expected to use the same VQ37VHR powerplant found in the... // LeftLane News