by Nissan 350Z with Porsche 911 Slantnose Elements
Earlier this year, an unusual tuned Nissan 350Z appeared in Japan, impressing with its design. Unlike other questionable experiments, this car successfully combines features of the classic Porsche 911 Slantnose with modern elements.
The project’s author, known on Instagram as Catasy_935Z, completely reworked the body, leaving only the roof shape, windows, and doors from the original 350Z. The front now features slim LED daytime running lights, air intakes reminiscent of the Porsche 911, and a splitter. The rear end is now equipped with a light bar and taillights from the Porsche 992, as well as a unique diffuser.
This Nissan 350Z now looks so harmonious that it’s hard to distinguish from premium sports cars.
Additionally, the car received new wheels that perfectly fit the widened fenders. Despite the lack of information about engine changes, one can assume the owner didn’t limit themselves to just the exterior. This project has already gained recognition at international events, and its popularity seems to be only growing.
Similar tuning projects demonstrate how creativity and attention to detail can transform an ordinary car into a true masterpiece. At the same time, they raise questions about the limits of individuality and copyright in automotive design.
