The Nissan Z Kaze Concept Is Full-Blown 1990s Nostalgia, All the Way Up to Its T-Top - Road & Track

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Now, the automaker’s latest concept is paying homage to its predecessors in some retro-tastic ways. Officially known as the Nissan Z Kaze, the concept model was revealed today at ZCon, the annual Z enthusiast gathering held in Phoenix, Arizona. The Kaze moniker, which means “wind” in Japanese, hints at the defining detail of the concept car: its custom-engineered T-top roof. NissanLike both generations of Nissan 300ZX, the modern Z concept features removable roof sections for maximum wind-in-the-hair feeling.

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