Review
Nissan 370Z Coupe
Price £ 27,860 - £ 38,050

reviewed by CarBuyer
- Pleasant for not much money
- expensive not run
- a large remote car
- The power is not as strong as figures suggest
At a glance
- The greenest
- 370Z GT car 3dr £ 34.460
- The cheapest
- 370Z 3dr £ 27,860
- the fastest
- 370Z Nismo 3dr £ 38,050
- Top of the range
- 370Z Nismo 3dr £ 38,050
"The Nissan 370Z is a good price-performance car, but its heavy controls and poor fuel economy is not to everyone's taste."

The Nissan 370Z is a highly individual sports car. It propagates by Nissan as a spiritual successor to the original 240Z of the late 60s, a car that is as discounted Jaguar E-Type. It is a case of history repeating many saw, because today's 370Z is pretty close to be a cut-price Jaguar F-Type.
[1945074DasHerzunddieSeeledes370Z] is the 3.7-liter V6 petrol engine, 322bhp delivered to the rear wheels and a 0-62mph time of 5.3 seconds enables or a tremendous amount of wheelspin, if you prefer. if that is not enough, there is a Nismo (Nissan Motorsport) version, lifting power even further accelerating time to 339bhp and is reduced.This brute force is wound with suggestive swollen trailing edges in a body and uniquely sporty styling, do not leave in doubt what the car is going. It is in sharp contrast with the fine, restrained styling of the BMW Z4 and makes a Porsche 718 Cayman compared almost understated look.
Despite its unique beefy stimulus 370Z always thrown with these other compact sports car in a pot, a group that does not fit with convenient, especially when the Audi TT is included, too. The clean, user-friendly, Volkswagen Golf-based TT could hardly be more different from the Nissan, which is more of a brutish muscle car as a sharp suited Coupé. Powerful versions of the latest Ford Mustang are a close competitor.
The Nissan is a car that demands respect and not lazy promote driving. Although the chassis up-to-date and good handles, it lacks the soft edge that makes a Z4 or Mercedes SLC friendly and approachable. Instead, it forces you drive at any time, to get the most out of it are committed. And if you do that, it provides the kind of joy you must pay much more generally.
Of course, the 370Z is still a Nissan, and that means it is easy to jump and pootle around at low speeds just like any other car, use fractions of its total capacity. There is nothing intimidating about it at all - until you have request it -. And many say that this is the car magic lies in the
Accommodation is cozy and glove-like, with comfortable seats that you embrace in position. Once you have installed, you are part of the machine, and there is very little room to wriggle. The steering wheel is height adjustable and the dials move with the wheel, so try before you buy. There are no seats in the back, either - a further indication of the type of single-minded 370Z
The value is definitely a strong point 370Z: the entry-level lists at £ 27,860 and it is hard to imagine. always much more muscle for your money. A luxurious kitted GT version with a Bose stereo and Navi is £ 32,960, with the full house Nismo come in at £ 38,050. In truth, it is doubtful that many people are experienced enough to see the advantage of Nismo additional functions.
There is no question, the 370Z a narrower range of skills than his informal Z4 and SLC rivals. The Porsche 718 Cayman is closest, as it rewards the driver while the Audi TT antipodes is in terms of character. If you are looking garnish for personal driving performance with little, does the 370Z, what does it say on the tin.
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MPG, Rates & CO2 runs
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Do not expect the 370Z to run too cheap
the 370Z will never buy for fuel consumption, returning in fact the big 3.7-liter only 26mpg even when mild with the accelerator. The automatic version is fractionally more fuel-efficient, but the margin is as small as practical to be imperceptible.
It is the same story when it comes to CO2 emissions. Here are the outputs of 248 and 245 g / km for the manual and automatic or lead to £ 500-a-year road tax. If you have a watchful eye on the running costs, a BMW Z4 or Porsche Cayman will cost a little less to run, although they are considerably more expensive to buy, especially the versions that can reach the level of performance 370Z.
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motors, drive & performance
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exciting from the first pressing the starter button
the Nissan 370Z, everyone feels the modern muscle-car-inches. Imagine an old Ford Capri updated with modern levels of power and grip, and you will feel close. The six-speed manual transmission is smooth but feels mechanically appropriately. It lacks the cool precision of a Audi TT, but this increases the Nissan back-to-basics feel.
Manual versions also have a function which blips the accelerator when you downshift gears better matched to one another engine and vehicle speed - nominally to show a driver's aid, but also a good way. Some people love this, but others may find a bit too much, especially when driving in town.
The 370Z engine power beats, but it is a functional animal and not as cultivated and honed as an Italian V6. It was as lacking character described, and does not sound as good as one might expect. In fact, its simple, almost industrial, nature is an important part of the appeal of the car.
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As expected, the suspension of Nissan is fixed, the cuts on lean body in corners and pull down. As a result, it can be uncomfortable on bumpy roads. Anyone considering a 370Z that is use it often likely for long trips would be wise to opt for the GT version. It features active noise cancellation, obscure the background helps racket created by the 370Z engine, exhaust and wide tires on a car ride.
The 339bhp Nismo version has a more performance somewhat, but you will barely notice it in everyday life and it costs significantly more than the standard car. There may be people who will specially focus of improved suspension notice, but it would be on a path to do so, take back-to-back tests. They are very unlikely to be of benefit to see on normal roads.
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Interior & Comfort
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Lots the noise from the big tires and exhausts
Once you have dropped into the seats Nissan, they are very comfortable and access them closely. The steering wheel does not fit only up and down, in and out, which means you could find a really comfortable position to fight. A useful feature is that the dials move with the steering column, so they never hidden behind the wheel.
The large tires of the car kicking up a lot of noise at speed, and there is a whine from the transmission, which can be heard over the rorty engine sound, but that's all part of the raw nature 370Z.
inside the 370Z is the eye in the same manner as a BMW Z4 appeal not designed to and does not reward by touching as the Audi TT. It is more like an aircraft cockpit, and which are designed for function and not feel. As a result, the controls are useful and placed the cup holders in such a cumbersome, located Spill welcoming place as you keep them sipping coffee and concentrate on the business of driving.
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practicality & trunk
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There is very little storage space in the cabin
unlike the Audi TT and Ford Mustang, the Nissan 370Z is a strict two-seater affair. Interior storage is behind the seats, small door pockets and the poorly sited cup holders is limited to a couple of hard to reach tank. The 235-liter boot is small even by sports car standards and with a high boot lip, it is not easy to load heavy luggage - and you will have to be careful to avoid scald on the exhaust your chin. Nevertheless, Nissan says that you can wear a pair of golf bags -. but you may need to practice creative packaging to do this
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reliability and safety
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370Z good despite built Nissan disapointing reliability record feels
Since the 370Z very mechanical feeling in most of its operations, it gives you confidence in the build quality. The car is to come in large enough numbers in our power driver owner satisfaction survey, not sold in 2016 Nissan brand languished Place 28 of 32 carmakers in. That's a bad performance of a marque that often acts on its reliability.
Although it is not made from the best or showiest materials, the 370Z interior well mounted and has a solid feel. It is worth considering that over-the-shoulder visibility is not great, and the seats are so narrow that larger occupants do not have much room for movement. They are especially careful to exert on driveways and approaching intersections.
Electronic stability control and front, side and curtain airbags are standard. There is even to protect a clever pop-up bonnet pedestrian.
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price, price-performance ratio and options
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cheaper than the Audi TT, BMW Z4 and Porsche Cayman
When it comes to the performance for your pound, the Nissan 370Z is hard to beat. The standard 370Z and 370Z GT are Z4 models and the gap further expanded only near priced far slower Audi TT and BMW, if you check the number of devices obtained.
Even the basic model comes with automatic windscreen wipers, 18-inch alloy wheels, automatic air conditioning, bright bi-xenon headlights with pop-up windows and a keyless start system. For £ 5,000 more the GT version enjoys larger 19-inch alloy wheels, electrically adjustable heated leather / suede seats, cruise control, a Bose stereo upgrade and a hard disk-based navigation system with Bluetooth and a seven-inch touch screen.
For an additional £ 5,000, adds the 370Z Nismo engine upgrades, lightweight 19-inch RAYS alloy wheels, Recaro sports seats, a leather and Alcantara steering wheel and a sports trip computer.
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