Nissan 370Z
As a serious competitor of a Porsche Cayman, BMW M3 or Audi TTS is trying the new Nissan 370Z has been succeeded the Nissan 350Z in 2008. For the US market with a 328 -hp V6 engine equipped with 3,700 cc, the new Nissan 370Z is a legitimate heir of the Datsun 240Z, who began his career as one of the most successful sports car in the world in the 1970s. Especially its consistent lightweight construction it is thanks to them that the Nissan 370Z model year 2010 shall significantly better performance on the day compared to the 350Z. With a considerably shorter wheelbase makes it the first as a pure sports coupé Nissan sold to just 1.46 tonnes gross vehicle weight, which can act far more sporting it in combination with the new, more powerful engine.Even outwardly makes the new 370Z with its arrow -shaped front headlamps, the aggressive subscribed cooler mask and also arrow-shaped taillights that are just like the tiny little window remind behind the side window of the early Z models, a highly dynamic impression. Moreover, the somewhat dreary predecessor in interior was significantly upgraded, which manifests itself mainly in the appearance of the plastics used and in the design of the instrument panel of the new Nissan Z coupe. Also noble animal skins make the seats more comfortable than the previous model. For spring 2013, the Japanese missed the Coupe a facelift, which dealt next to the body with the engine. So now include a tire pressure monitoring system as standard the NISSAN 320Z as well as a hard disk drive navigation.Revision was the 7 - speed automatic transmission of the NISSAN 320Z: The interface has been extended to a snow- mode, which is intended to prevent the spinning of the tires in the winter. The engine of Nissan 370Z new cars was changed to a more moderate consumption down. So it continues to provide 328 hp from the V6 with 3.6 liters and a maximum torque of 363 Nm. The interior now looks much better quality, the sports seats of the Nissan 370Z offer more lateral support and improved ergonomics.