Nissan 370Z 370Z Review: ZZ top
Nissan's latest version of its famed Z rear-wheel driven coupe is back, and it promises a better drive with the bigger engine and tweaked chassis. But being a strictly-for-2 seater, can it reach out to a wider audience solely based on its performance?
OneShift Editorial Team
15 Jun 2009
What we like:
More compact than before- melodious V6 lump
- aggressive auto 'box and heaven-sent manual transmission.
What we dislike:
Stalks feel a tad cheap- GPS should be standard in the car
- digital air-con would be a nice touch.
For those who can't afford to fork out for a Porsche Cayman S, fret not, for the 370Z gives you almost as much driving fun and pleasure - but at just a fraction of the former's price tag.
However, the 350Z is no one-off fluke - the 350Z shall remain another true Z classic from Nissan...
Credits: Story by Raymond Lai, pictures by Azfar Hashim
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