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Yokoham helps Nissan celebrate anniversary
Thursday, July 29, 2010
Fullerton, CA - The Nissan Z sports car is celebrating its 40th birthday and Yokohama Tire is joining the party. Yokohama is a platinum sponsor of the 23rd Annual International Z Car Convention, held July 28-August 1 at Nissan North America headquarters in Nashville, TN. Yokohama’s Advan Sport is OE on the Nissan 370Z and exclusive OE on the Nismo Z. Yokohama’s agreement includes title sponsorship of the performance driving track event at the Nashville Super Speedway on August 1. Yokohama will also have a display during the five-day car club gathering, featuring two modified Z cars: a supercharged 350Z with AdvN Sport tires alongside a new twin-turbo 370Z with Yokohama S.drive tires.
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