Nissan 370Z review

If there’s any car out there that should fly the flag for Japanese sports cars – a cult breed in the UK not so long ago – it should really be the Nissan 370Z.

Ingredients such as a big-hearted 3.7-litre V6, a six-speed manual gearbox, rear-wheel drive, a low-slung driving position and that classic long-nosed, wide-hipped coupé shape scream proper emotive muscle car and a visceral alternative to super-polished German rivals such as the BMW M240i, Audi TT RS and Porsche Cayman.

So to find out how the 370Z handles, rides and what’s it like inside, read on.

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