I've only had my Z a few months and have done my fair share of surfing for information and applying what I've learned durring the day. I see the phrase "zed" used all over and have no idea what it means. I'm sure that you guys will set me strait.

Thanks

Do they teach NOTHING but Spanish in school these days?!?!?!?!?

PLEASE DEAR GOD...Make it STOOOOOOOOOOP...........

It 's Australian for ZEEEEEEEEEEEE

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Originally posted by biker

It 's Australian for ZEEEEEEEEEEEE

:classic:

or Canadian, British, etc.

The letter Z is pronounced ZED in many parts of the the world.

dont feel stooped. ask anyone here i average 1 stooped question a week!

Thanks all....I get it. I live in Miami might as well be in Bogata or Haiti or Cuba, Brazil ......In fact I come to this board just so I can remember that I'm American! I think that I call my Zed a Z.

We call ours Z's too. :classic:

Guys,

I think that you will find that "Zed" is the correct way to say Z, I can't help it if you Americans get a little confused....

and don't get me started on the fact that you guys have a steering wheel where your glove box (or glove comapartment for non english speaking members) should be.

IMHO there are two ways to do things, the right way and the American way.

(DISCLAIMER - these comments are not meant to offend, nor do I wish to create an international incident. I just can't resist a cheap shot when I get the chance)

Love and kisses Rusty.

Originally posted by Rusty1

(DISCLAIMER - these comments are not meant to offend, nor do I wish to create an international incident. I just can't resist a cheap shot when I get the chance)

Love and kisses Rusty.

If you'll sell me the center (centre?) caps on the wheels in your avitar I won't reply to your cheap shot!:classic:

Either way, these are great cars.

Nissan should have have stuck closer to updating the Series 1 design when reintroducing the Z.

IMHO

Zed or Z........If you own one your cool with me. But I don't think that you would need to put the steering wheel on the right side of the car if you were driver on the right side of the street.

Try driving a LHD car in the UK. That was really fun!