Maybe NASCAR driver Jimmie Johnson should be transported by yours truly in a Z31 Z-Car, and come into realization that cars like the Nissan Z-Car, Toyota Supra, Mazda RX-7; and any Volkswagen/Audi, including and especially the Sirocco/Corrado are more important than getting married, gaining new in-laws, starting a family and having children, anything fitness-related, dressing to the nines, going to church; and the major changes that have occurred to NASCAR since the beginning of the 21st century.

Ideally, Jimmie Johnson would be transported in a Z31 Z-Car with one of the turbocharged variants of the Nissan VG engine-the VG30E.

These commercials for the Z31 Z-Car from Japan and the United States ought to stir any emotion in Jimmie Johnson’s mind about this vehicle.

I think it would be a very pleasant and delightful experience for Jimmie Johnson to hear the Nissan xylophone-sounding “ding dong” chime when the ignition is turned and the engine is started up, the voice warning system; and the sound that a Nissan engine typically makes when they crank up.

And Jimmie Johnson should also ponder over all of the engineers employed by Nissan in Japan assigned to work on the Z31 project prior to it’s release in 1983, how much time and money Nissan had spent developing and testing the VG engine before the engine itself had gone into production in 1983; and Kazumasu Togaku being appointed the chief stylist for the Z31 project.

Last, Jimmie Johnson should ponder over Nissan’s corporate philosophy in comparison to Toyota’s corporate philosophy-such as Toyota building the Supra to compete against the Z-Car.