Derek Fung
Nissan Z Nismo to gain manual option
Nissan has heeded the call of enthusiasts, and will add a manual transmission to the hotter Z Nismo.
3 Months Ago
2022 Nissan Z
So far as iconic Japanese sports cars go, the Nissan Z series is among the very best with a deep history – and a fan base that has waited patiently for the arrival of the seventh-generation model.
It’s been 13 years since the 370Z launched, and 59 years since the very first “Z” car (S30) went on sale.
The major changes to the new Nissan Z are the return to a turbocharged six-cylinder engine, and an entirely fresh ‘retro-modern’ design that shares more in common with the 300ZX than the 370Z and 350Z that came before it.
Having dropped the numerical part of the model name and with no Fairlady badging for Australia, the Japanese giant is sticking with the Z brand, with no mention of its new 3.0-litre engine capacity in the name.
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Dimensions
4,380 mm
1,845 mm
1,315 mm
The dimensions shown above are for the base model.
| Specification | Measurement |
|---|---|
| Overall Length | 4,380 mm |
| Overall Width | 1,845 mm |
| Overall Height | 1,315 mm |
| Wheelbase | 2,550 mm |
| Load Capacity | 290 mm |
Dimensions in this table show the minimum and maximum values of all variants for this vehicle.
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Derek Fung
Nissan Z Nismo to gain manual option
Nissan has heeded the call of enthusiasts, and will add a manual transmission to the hotter Z Nismo.
3 Months Ago
Damion Smy
Nissan GT-R returns to Australia – in paint form
You can’t buy a Nissan GT-R anymore, but you can now order the iconic supercar’s paint on the 2025 Z sports car.
5 Months Ago
Jordan Mulach
Nissan launches Australia’s longest new-car warranty – with a catch
Nissan Australia has introduced a 10-year, 300,000km vehicle warranty, the longest of any carmaker in the country.
11 Months Ago
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Nissan Z
Frequently Asked Questions
The cheapest Nissan Z is the Base that starts from $73,300.
See all Nissan Z PricingThe most expensive Nissan Z is the Nismo that starts from $94,605.
See all Nissan Z PricingThe best towing capacity of a Nissan Z is null kg offered by the following variants: Base, Proto and Nismo.
See all Nissan Z towing capacityThe largest Nissan Z is the Nismo which measures 1870mm wide, 4400mm in length and sits 1315mm tall.
The most powerful Nissan Z is the Nismo which has 309kW of power from its 3.0L Turbo Multi-Point Injection engine.
The Nissan Z is built in Japan and shipped to Australia.
The heaviest Nissan Z is the Nismo which weighs 1890 kg (kerb weight).
The Nissan Z uses Premium Unleaded.
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