Nissan’s 370Z is awesome in itself but the automaker is looking to make the car even more enticing recently announcing a Yellow GT4 coupe limited edition at this year’s Goodwood Festival of Speed.

This limited edition will feature an exclusive Ultimate Yellow paint job, 370Z decals and 19-inch allow rims. On the inside there is black leather seats, suede upholstery, illuminated sill plates, heated seats, satellite navigation and last but not least a BOSE sound system.

What really matters, however, is whats under the hood. This vehicle will feature a 3.7L V6 engine capable of 331PS and 270 pounds of torque. All of this coupled with a 6-speed manual transmission (or 7-speed automatic if you opt for it) make for a 0-62mph sprint of 5.3 seconds and an (unfortunately) restricted top speed of 155mph.

Nissan says that the Yellow will be made available at participating UK dealers for £31,650 with manual transmission or £33,050 for automatic. Unfortunately, there was no mention of a North American release.

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Considering Beijing has a population of around 14.93 million, its no wonder that it isn’t the cleanest of cities pollution wise. Well, in a push towards a greener city, legislation has been passed that will place cars into one of two categoreys; green and yelllow.

Green cars, as you could have guessed, are cars that meet the requirements for what the Chinese government deems environmentally friendly, yellow on the other hand, are ones who fall short of those requirements. Now, only the green catagorized cars will be allowed to drive through the Beijing’s city center.

This is in addition to the post-Olympic restrictions that the Chinese government extended to reduce pollution in one of their busiest cities. But China, if you’re making the yellow cars drive around the city center doesn’t that mean more driving thus resulting in more pollution?

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