What does it cost?
For The Nissan 370Z Roadster offers sharp styling and muscular performance at an affordable price.
Against The ride is very hard and running costs are high.
What Car? says
The Nissan 370Z Roadster is competitively priced and fast thanks to its V6 engine. High running costs are likely but its biggest drawback is that it's just not enjoyable enough to drive.
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No reader reviews foundThere are 2 Nissan 370Z versions available
Buyer's notes
Target Price team says:
Buying a Nissan 370Z won’t give you headaches, because there is only a handful of decisions to make.
For starters, there’s only one engine: a 3.7-litre V6 with 323bhp. That means performance is positively blistering, but it’ll also mean hefty bills for fuel, insurance and - if you drive it like it should be driven - tyres.
Trim choices are limited to standard and GT Pack. If you want the seven-speed automatic transmission with the paddle shifts behind the steering wheel, you have to opt for GT Pack then opt of the auto.
GT Pack cars come with bigger alloys, leather seats, cruise control and a CD changer.
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Our pick of the range
Nissan 370Z Convertible 3.7 V6 2dr
The more expensive version of the 370Z add plenty to the cost, but not much to improve the driving, so this is our favourite model in the range.
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