What would you pay for a boldly styled, high-performing rear-drive sports coupe? What if that coupe is from Japan? Under $30,000? Well, Nissan has the answer--barely--in the form of the 2010 370Z.

Nissan has just presented the 2010 370Z Roadster, a new model that is expected to arrive in authorized dealerships in late summer this year. The car is based on the current-generation 370Z Coupe that ...

Last week was full of exciting updates due to the 2009 New York Auto Show, we have reported on the Hyundai Nuvis, GM and Segway’s Project P.U.M.A. and now some news from Nissan that is sure to get the ...

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Nissan just unveiled the first photos of its new limited-edition 370Z that marks 40 years since the original Datsun 240Z hit the street in October 1969. The asking price in 1969? Only $3626 for the ...

It's been more than 40 years since the first Z sports car landed in North America on Oct. 22, 1969. The 240Z single-handedly turned the automotive world on its head with its combination of performance ...

Nissan announced the 40th Anniversary 2010 370Z back in October, but until now we haven't known just how much it'll cost to get this little slice of special-edition history. Today Nissan revealed that ...

With the spotlight on the 370Z Roadster, the coupe variant of Nissan's long-selling Z receives only minor updates for 2010. These are limited to navigation and audio improvements, new standard heated ...

At first glance it becomes clear that Nissan engineers designed the 370Z convertible in conjunction with the hardtop, rather than it being an afterthought like the 350Z (with its oddly shaped roof ...

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The first and possibly most important thing you need to know about the new 2010 Nissan 370Z Roadster is that Nissan knew it'd be building a convertible from day one. Over beers and some yummy Asian ...