Dick Scott Nissan

Are you one of the Nissan Z enthusiasts that meet every May at the annual "ZDayZ" event, where Nissan Z fans gather in the Great Smoky Mountains of TN and NC? If so, Nissan has some amazing news for you; it needs your help with a special task: "Project 370Z." And, even if you're not an extreme fan, you still might be interested in contributing to the project, which will gather input from all Nissan enthusiasts to make the most powerful Nissan 370Z to-date. The project is taking place currently, and you can contribute and join in on the fun and watch the project unfold here (www.facebook.com/nissanperformance). The final product will be revealed at the 2012 ZDayZ event. This week, the project needs your input about the new 370Z's suspension.

With the rising value of the Japanese yen, Nissan continues to move its vehicle production outside of its home country and into more lucrative markets. Nissan is already the biggest Asian automaker in Mexico, but now the company will add another $2 billion plant, the third of its kind, to its arsenal in the North American country. When the new Aguascalientes plant opens, Nissan plans to produce nearly one million vehicles in Mexico.