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"         For those who feel the 370Z doesn&amp;#039;t have enough performance, Nissan has created the Nismo 370Z. Although you can liken the car, which bears the name of Nissan&amp;#039;s motorsports arm (Nismo), to a tuner version, all the tweaks were made in-house.   The Nismo&amp;#039;s wild body kit includes an extended nose, new front fenders, side sills and a flashy rear spoiler. Nissan claims all the body pieces are functional, providing extra downforce at high speed.   Under the hood, Nismo breathed an extra 18 bhp into the 3.7-liter V-6, bringing totals to 350 bhp at 7400 rpm and 276 lb.-ft. of torque at 5200. With the added power, yet zero weight gain, the Nismo 370Z will be quicker than stock in a straight line. We expect 0\u201360 mph in 4.5 sec.   The car&amp;#039;s handling has been improved, too. Compared to the standard setup, front spring rates are up by 15 percent, rears by 10 percent and both ends feature larger anti-roll bars. Nismo also increased the front and rear damping factors by 40 percent and 140 percent, respectively. Although the ride quality will be harsher, the Nismo Z will undoubtedly take corners better, and be faster around a racetrack.   The Nismo 370Z will be sold at Nissan dealerships starting in June. Although prices have not yet been announced, we expect something in the neighborhood of $37,000. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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