The Philippines has earned the honour of being the first country in the region to make the new Nissan Z available, with order books opening for the sports car on 21 September 2023. Nissan Philippines surprised members of the media and guests during an event recently by rolling out the Nissan Z. The order date comes about following some initial production delays early in its launch phase but as they say, better late than never. While many speculated that the latest model in the Z-car family linea

Carbon-neutral fuel (CNF) is seen as the saviour in keeping the internal combustion engine alive but for now, they are exorbitantly expensive for commercial use. Yet, because of its potential, some carmakers have decided to participate in races around the world with machines powered by this alternate fuel source. Following the footsteps of Toyota and Honda, Nissan announced that it will enter the upcoming 2023 Fuji 24-hour endurance race in a Nissan Z Racing Concept which runs on CNF. The event

Ahhh, the 90s. Some claim it to be the best of times… mostly if those some were petrolheads and became aroused by Japanese sports cars of the era. While certain parties may debate labelling some of the nostalgic Nissans here “sports” cars, they all possess a distinct pedigree of performance in their DNA that more than justifies the parallelism. Plus, why can’t we all just enjoy a video that takes some honest examples of these cars and not blow some up their arses but instead make them out to be

That header might sound like the opening line to a petrolhead’s joke but unfortunately there’s no punchline here because Toyota’s Akio Toyoda is a proper petrolhead and in typical Japanese chivalry, had nothing but praise after taking a seat in the Nissan Z; a prime competitor to his very own Toyota GR86. Also Read: 2022 Toyota GR86 / Subaru BRZ: Tuners display hot versions to whet enthusiasts' appetite Heads of carmakers using motor shows to get a feel of the competitors’ products isn’t new. Ho

There is something so alluring about driving a sports coupe – much of this has to do with the style, the sleek lines front to back, and the sporty stance that exudes a notion of power, exclusivity, and speed. There is a timelessness about them too; picture a classic (C107) Mercedes-Benz SL or an ultra-modern Jaguar F-Type rolling down to your favourite Kopitiam – two different cars that shout the same thing; “I have arrived, and I’m a person of taste”. Carmakers know this, and since the mid-seve

Ever since it was first hinted in the “Nissan A-Z” video back in May, the world has been abuzz with Nissan’s latest Z car speculating that it would be called the 400Z. For now, Nissan has just unveiled the Nissan Z Proto, which signals the next-gen Z car. For now, this model as the name suggests is a prototype and not the actual production car. Nissan doesn’t even call it the 400Z, yet. The overall design of the Z Proto takes inspiration from the past Z cars. The overall design is reminiscent of