🔥 Nissan just put the future of the Z Kaze in enthusiasts’ hands, saying strong enough public demand could turn this T-top concept into a production car. The Z Kaze debuted at ZCON as a modern tribute to Nissan’s open-roof Z heritage and the Japanese tuner culture that exploded in the 1990s. Its defining feature is a custom-engineered T-top setup that gives the current Z the open-air character many fans associate with the Z32 300ZX. Nissan finished the car in Pacific Teal and added a vented carbon-fiber hood, widened fenders and a custom carbon aero package for a proper period-inspired tuner stance. Even better, those wheels are authentic restored 18-inch NISMO LMGT2s measuring 10 inches wide up front and 11 inches out back, sourced from a long-discontinued original set. Underneath, Nissan fitted an extensively upgraded NISMO suspension setup rather than treating the Kaze as a purely cosmetic show car. The twin-turbo 3.0-liter V6 also gets GReddy hardware including a SUPREME SP exhaust, front-mount air-to-ai