2018 Zenshi GTZ 5.6R (Final Design Version)
The Zenshi GTZ based off the revised seventh generation GT was originally shown in the 2017 Detroit Auto Show as a prototype.
Now, for the 2017 NYIAS, Zenshi showcases the final version of the upcoming GTZ.
Naoya Odani, the designer of the Original GT way back in the 1960s, along with the current Zenshi design team, worked together to further enhance the looks of the new GTZ, now assuming the similar form of the recently released 2018 GT, sharpening the shinka design established in the front and adding more aggressive aerodynamics that aren’t just for show.
The GTZ will be powered by a Twin-Turbocharged 5.6L V8 known as the SY56-GDA2T, which generates a crazy 610 HP an 627 lb-ft of torque, all mated to a 7-Speed Manual Transmission. A version of the GTZ 5.6R, called the GTZ 5.6A, will be equipped with a 6-Speed AvanTech as an “automatic” alternative to the Manual.
Upon testing, the GTZ is projected to hit 100 KM/H in less than 4 seconds and possess a top speed of 306 KM/H (190 MPH). It has been reported that in the airfield track, the GTZ has achieved a lap time of 1:17.83.
The Zenshi GTZ 5.6R will come equipped with a handful of standard equipment, and will at a future date include options that are specifically oriented towards performance and track use.
The gauge cluster will be similar to the AIGCS (Artificially Intelligent Gauge Cluster System) seen on the higher trim GT models.
SPECS:
Chassis Code: SYRZ47
Weight: 1848 kg
Seating Configuration: 2+2
Engines: SY56-GDA2T 5.6L DOHC V8 Twin Turbo
Power: 610 HP @ 6100 RPM
Torque: 627 lb-ft @ 3100 RPM
Transmission: 7-Speed Manual
0-100 km/h: TBA: Projected under 4s
80-120 km/h: TBA
Top Speed: 306 KM/H
Fuel Economy: (Ci/Co/HW) 15/18/24 MPG
Japanese MSRP:
starting at ¥8,582,850 (~$78,780)