Nissan announces pricing for 370Z
* Entry-level 370Z costs 26,895 * Available in three trim levels * Order online from February 2...
Nissan has announced its new 370Z will be available from 26,895 when online sales start on February 2.
The 370Z will be available in three trim versions: entry-level 370Z, GT Pack and GT Ultimate.
The entry-level 370Z is priced at 26,895, just 1395 more expensive than its 350Z predecessor, and comes equipped with adjustable seats, curtain airbags, climate control, 18-inch alloy wheels and automatic xenon headlamps.
GT Pack models will cost 30,195, but add cruise control and Syncro Rev Control - a new system that makes gearshifts faster and smoother. Buyers will also get 19-inch alloys, heated seats trimmed in black suede and leather, and a six-speaker Bose stereo.
The range-topping GT Ultimate costs 31,895 and will include suede and leather seats and sat-nav. The stereo also gains MP3 compatibility.
Other options include a new seven-speed automatic gearbox with Downshift Rev Matching, which is designed to offer quick, manual-like shifting when it's operated in manual mode. The auto gearbox will cost 1400.
Potential buyers can register their interest, watch films and download a special widget, which will then automatically notify them of new developments, by logging on to Nissan-370z.co.uk.
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