For those waiting for the Nissan Z GT4 to arrive on U.S. soil, your dreams may have just come true.
Nissan will provide the Z GT4 cars plus support to TechSport Racing in the Pirelli GT4 America Championship, pending SRO homologation. The pilot customer program will feature drivers Eric Powell, Colin Harrison, Bryan Heitkotter and Grayson Farischon.
Nissan Z GT4 Specifications …
Good to see Bryan back in a car. A true alien behind the wheel. Wonder if they'll nerf the Z like they did the Camaro a few years ago when Auschenbach dominated the GT4 class in the Blackdog Speedshop car.
$229k for a RWD Nissan
In reply to mr2peak :
Seeing as it's a fully sorted, homologated race car, with full NISMO support...
Hm.. what transmission?
When are the base model Z's coming?
The definition of what's "grassroots" seems to have become more flexible lately.
In reply to QuikMcshifterson :
FIA GT4 cars are all paddle shift.
Datsun310Guy said:When are the base model Z's coming?
We got our first one here yesterday base 6spd gray $52,000 ($10,000 of that is market adjustment) fun to drive in the same way a fox Mustang is or a BRZ was supposed to be, much much slower than it could be in an attempt to give it "personality"
kb58 said:The definition of what's "grassroots" seems to have become more flexible lately.
You're not the only one to notice
Byrneon27 said:kb58 said:The definition of what's "grassroots" seems to have become more flexible lately.
You're not the only one to notice
It always has been. We’re not saying that you have to buy a GT4 car, but we figure that some of you would like to know more about them. These are the cars that we see in IMSA and SRO. Buddies crew for them. Shops we know support them. At some events, we even share paddock space with them.
Bryan Heitkotter is also one of us–I walked Solo Nats with him once but, sadly, his skills didn’t magically pass to me.
Pirelli GT4 America is a solid race series. i've enjoyed watching it the last few seasons.
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