Matt Miller Tests Out the New Nissan Z

The video discusses the Nissan Z, a car that pays homage to the 1970s Nissans and Datsuns. It highlights the car's features, including its 400 horsepower, manual transmission, and affordable pricing. The speaker shares their driving experience, noting the car's small size and the joy of driving it. The video also covers the car's handbrake, market demand, and comparisons with other vehicles like the Mustang. The speaker concludes with personal opinions on the car's design and driving experience.

What is the historical significance of the Nissan Z?

• It was designed by a famous Italian designer.

• It was the most expensive car in the 1970s.

• It is the first electric car by Nissan.

• It is a tribute to the Nissans and Datsuns of the 1970s.

What is the starting price of the Nissan Z?

• $50,000

• $40,000

• $30,000

• $60,000

What is a unique feature of the Nissan Z's transmission?

• It is fully electric.

• It has a CVT transmission.

• It features a stick shift with rev-matching.

• It has a dual-clutch automatic.

Why does the reviewer find the handbrake feature appealing?

• It provides a mechanical connection to the car.

• It is cheaper to produce.

• It is a new technology.

• It is more fuel-efficient.

What is the main complaint about the Nissan Z's size?

• It is too wide for narrow roads.

• It has a small trunk space.

• It is too small for larger individuals.

• It is too large for city driving.

How does the Nissan Z compare to the Mustang GT?

• The Nissan Z is a smaller, two-door sports car.

• The Mustang GT is more affordable.

• The Mustang GT has a better fuel economy.

• The Nissan Z is a four-seater.

Why is there no EV version of the Nissan Z?

• There is no demand for an EV sports car.

• The EV version is too expensive to produce.

• The focus is on maintaining a traditional sports car experience.

• Nissan plans to release it next year.