Due to be revealed at this year’s Los Angeles Auto Show, the car will replace the Japanese firm’s popular 350Z later next year.
Though the car’s official specification has yet to be revealed Auto Express can confirm that the newcomer will offer a welcome performance boost thanks to its 3.7-litre V6 engine.
With around 325bhp on tap – up from 309bp – the car will also offer a semi automatic gearbox and improved rear-wheel-drive chassis.
Prices are expected to rise slightly, meaning entry level models will be available from around £28,500.
Though the car’s official specification has yet to be revealed Auto Express can confirm that the newcomer will offer a welcome performance boost thanks to its 3.7-litre V6 engine.
With around 325bhp on tap – up from 309bp – the car will also offer a semi automatic gearbox and improved rear-wheel-drive chassis.
Prices are expected to rise slightly, meaning entry level models will be available from around £28,500.
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