NISSAN 370Z: The ULTIMATE History

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The new 370Z debuted at the 2008 Los Angeles Auto Show in November. Two packages were also on offer. The Sport package, priced from $3,000 came with RAYS 19-inch wheels, Bridgestone Potenza tires, front and rear spoilers, larger brakes, SynchroRev Match, and a Limited Slip Differential. The $1,850 Navigation package also included a 9.3 GB music box hard drive as well as an interface system for the iPod. Those were far from the most important numbers, though. Nissan managed to keep the car’s price under $30,000. The 370Z launched with an MSRP of $29,930. Meanwhile, the upscale Touring grade started at $34,460. It went on sale in North America in January 2009.

Updates were relatively minor to start. 2010 saw the introduction of the 40th Anniversary Edition. This was a Touring model wearing an exclusive “40th quartz exterior color and red leather interior. The model also received a unique wheel finish, red stitching, and a plaque of authenticity. Black Cherry also became an extra-cost exterior color. Changes for 2011 and 2012 were even milder. In the former, a rearview monitor was added to the navigation package. It also added yet another new color in Gun Metallic. The latter saw an oil cooler become standard equipment.

A major refresh was on tap for 2013, and it won’t take long for you to spot the differences. Its distinctive fangs have been removed, leaving a rectangular opening that was somewhat reminiscent of the openings on the 240Z and 350Z. I polled my viewers on which front-end execution they preferred, and the post-facelift mug won out convincingly, taking home 63 percent of the total vote. A commenter in favor of them argued that they distinguished the Z33 from other generations of the sports car. Without them, there just wasn’t very much setting it apart. A few others preferred the cleaner look of the 2013 model. One felt so strongly about it that he put it up - or down - with models like the Juke and Cube.

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TIMESTAMPS
00:00 INTRO
01:13 RANDY RODRIGUEZ
02:37 ENGINEERING
04:31 DEBUT/TRIM LEVELS
07:16 SOLO REVIEWS
09:28 COMPARISON TESTS
11:45 UPDATES
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I had an 06 350z sport package, sadly got totalled in spring of 2010, thats when i upgraded to a 2010 370z sport navi package. I remember getting a lot of stares and broken necks back then. thanks for making this video brings back a lot of memories.

carloc.
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The "Brickyard" color on the 350, and the Black Cherry on the 370Z has to be two of my favorite colors on any car, ever.

J.Wick.
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I used to work for Nissan. The 350 and 370Z had very little issues. A fun car indeed. It sounds and looks very good. Another amazing video 👍👍

joseCalderon
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Someday I wanna get a 370z (with the fangs) to go with my 300zx, then I’ll have my 2 favorite Zs from 2 vastly different eras :)

shinescythe
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Always enjoyed the body lines of the 350Z and 370Z. The 370 does look more muscular. Maybe Nissan could have stuffed the VK56 in one and really gave the people what they wanted. Would probably handle poorly.

snapyo
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Nismo V2 grew so much on me. Its my fave looking Z of all time. But the RZ34 and 350z is runner ups for sure

CforClairvoyant
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15:04
That''s because cancelling higher frequencies would mean having to accurately track the position of the driver's eardrums - otherwise the sound would get louder and quieter depending on where your head was.

C.I...
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I wonder if you have enough information to make a video about the v36 Infiniti G35 coupe and sedan. Thanks for your hard work and informative videos.

GnralNnsns
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Yooo my comment made it, hell yeah

Great video man

DerekLikesCars
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I got 2007 350 spotless garage kept looks headturns compliments all the time still in wild

Charles-joub
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13:02 Those oeople need to wash their eyes out with bleach. The OG 370 bumper is way better looking. The v2 nismo is ok tho.

BOBimusRex
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This was the start of the downfall of Nissan and the Z car, Nissan really screwed up the Z. While other car companies NEEDED to hop on the retro design language train to get buyers to buy but Nissan did not. Nissan just needed to refresh and change a few things with the 350…. That being said I will be keeping my 350 Nismo #1592… I do like the 2014 370z Nismo, which would be the only 370z I would buy if I was looking for one.

TopSecretVid
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More aggressive looking - with muscular but feminine curves. Therefore, I nicknamed mine "Michelle", in honor of Asian Bond girl Michelle Yeoh.

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