The all-new Nissan 370Z is still a good eight months away from an official reveal, but images of the new coupe have surfaced online. The images of the Z come from the scanned pages of a Japanese magazine and preview the car that could grace the Nissan stage at November's Los Angeles Auto Show.

Overall, the 370Z — which is being developed under the code name C53D — appears to keep the same general shape as the current 350Z. However, the front headlights — which will reportedly use LEDs — are much more dramatic than the current car's. The rear also seems to be a bit stubbier, with a sharper crease along the trailing edge of the hatch.

According to FreshAlloy.com, the 370Z will use the same VQ37VHR powerplant found in the Infiniti G37 — a V6 displacing 3.7L — and will output about 333 horsepower.