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The current Nissan Z is nearly a decade old and the automaker has given not even the slightest suggestion of a successor. However, the company’s most memorable model is perhaps not completely dead, according to a Nissan executive’s recent statements.  Nissan chief planning officer Philippe Klein told Automotive … Continue reading

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