Nissan 370Z

Despite being more than 10 years old, the Nissan 370Z shows promising abilities on the track – but the electronics intervene more than we'd like.

Nissan Australia is gearing up for the arrival of the Z with final shipments of the 370Z arriving in the next few weeks

Australia likely has a new Nissan Z, Toyota 86, Subaru WRX, and Civic Type R available by next year. If that doesn't make you smile, well...

Nissan has turned the Z Proto into a reality. You're looking at the 2023 Nissan Z, with twin-turbo V6 power and a manual option. Oh, and it's coming Down Under.

From agile sports coupe to plush cruiser and then back again, the Nissan Z-Car story is as engaging as that of My Fair Lady.

Excited for a new Nissan Z? So are we. Here's what we know about the car so far.

Nissan is recalling eight examples of its 2020 370Z and GT-R sports cars due to a fault with the steering knuckle and rear axle housing.

New production Nissan Z will be revealed in August 2021 in all its twin-turbocharged V6 glory but we expect it to look essentially identical to the Z Proto.

The Nissan Z Proto may have been a surprise but the production version won't be, with the Proto's design entering production mercifully unchanged.

When will the Z Proto become a reality? According to the man behind the Nissan Z and GT-R brands, it could be around two years.

We don't know all the details on Nissan's Z Proto as yet, but the 400Z preview car looks to stack up nicely against an A90 Toyota Supra.

It's finally, officially been revealed. Well, the concept has anyway. Meet the future of Z for Nissan, the Z Proto.

Nissan has teased its new Z car, tipped to be called 400Z, in an unorthodox fashion. It has some retro touches and more curves. It'll premiere soon.

Nissan is expecting to post an annual loss soon, and its turnaround plan could involve dumping the Datsun brand and closing a factory.

The new Nissan 400Z could pack power from the Infiniti Q60 Red Sport. There's even talk of a six-speed manual, which should make Toyota Supra engineers very nervous.

Get ready for a retro-inspired Nissan Zed car. It could be a case of goodbye 370Z, hello 400Z later this year.

Nick purchased this Nissan 370Z used for $38,000 (including all on-road costs) in 2015. Nick would buy this car again because: "I love it so much, an absolutely perfect car except for the lack of seats and boot space. The main reason I love this car is that no matter how bad my day at work is, by the time I've driven home I'm happy and able to be the best person for my fiancee."