Latest Information on Nissan 350Z
Since production began in 2002, the 350Z has appealed to those looking for maximum performance while also being available in coupe and roadster guise. It is a great-value sports car blending power, of an alluring 3.5-litre V6, and performance/handling with its engaging chassis. Its 2007 revised engine consists of a 230 kW and dual intake manifolds. The 350Z is a good sports car with tactile and accurate steering, a well laid-out cabin and every kilometre is accompanied by the distinctive 350Z exhaust sound.
Review Summary
PROS
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Exciting sports car
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Wonderful driving position
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Dynamic chassis when driven hard
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Naturally Apirated V6 makes the right noises
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Value for money sports car ownership
CONS
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Styling is starting to date
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Questionable interior trim quality
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2-seater only
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Certain service items expensive (brakes)
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Not for the inexperienced
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