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RIP Honda S2000 -- say it ain't so, Joe - San Francisco Chronicle San Francisco Chronicle,  USA - Feb 04, 2009 RIP Honda S2000 -- say it ain't so, Joe I'll see your S2000 and raise you a Nissan 350Z. I don't know if the S2000 creates Napoleon Complex or provides an outlet for it, but every time I see one

Nissan 370Z Roadster expected to make New York Auto Show debut Motor Authority - Jan 27, 2009 Motor Report In keeping with the ‘affordable performance’ theme of its 350Z predecessor, Nissan will price the new 370Z Roadster only slightly above the Coupe, TMR News and Features

European trademark filing reveals Nissan 370Z Roadster sketches Motor Authority - Jan 16, 2009 The last-generation 350Z Roadster was often criticized for its top-up looks, with a soft top that looked like a complete after-thought, ruining the good

Pepsi worker wins new car - Southwest Virginia Today Southwest Virginia Today, VA - Jan 27, 2009 Southwest Virginia TodayPepsi worker wins new car Lawson, a Galax resident and truck driver for Wytheville’s Pepsi plant, received a 2008 Nissan 350Z Roadster during a Monday afternoon ceremony at Blue

Ghosn's Nissan storms Detroit Automotive News - Jan 11, 2009 in April at the New York Auto Show with unveilings of the full-sized Nissan sport-utility, which is based on the big pickup, and the 350Z roadster.

Ghosn's Nissan storms Detroit

11.01.09

DETROIT -- Carlos Ghosn and his Team Nissan last week stormed onto the Big 3's home turf with one of the most significant slates of market-ready vehicles ever unveiled by an import brand at the Detroit auto show.

So much for the image of deferential, soft-stepping Japanese.

Over the course of three media days capped by the unveiling of a massive pickup truck aimed squarely at the Big 3's stronghold, Nissan/Infiniti showed four new or redesigned production vehicles targeted to yield a combined volume of some 300,000 units a year.

The Nissan splash in Detroit underscored the new confidence of a Japanese automaker in the post-trade-war auto industry.

The big Titan pickup and a new, larger minivan promise to yield further market-share gains for Nissan against the Big 3. Despite weaker truck sales, Nissan gained 0.3 points of U.S. share last year on the success of vehicles such as the redesigned Altima and new 350Z coupe, and Infiniti's G35 coupe and sedan.

Including Infiniti, Nissan's U.S. sales last year rose 5.1 percent to 739,499 units.

Source: Automotive News