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One of Nissan’s new models for 2018 is the 370Z, which has been well received by critics and fans of the brand and has been ranked highly among this year’s convertibles and sports cars. It’s easy to see why. The design of the new 370Z has echoes of vintage sports cars which had a considerably more style and a somewhat less polished appearance, while lacking the technological wizardry that could compensate for high-speed reckless antics.
Like any new model there are improvements and benefits, so let’s talk about the all-new 2018 Nissan 370Z.
Athletic Performance
Without a doubt, one of the 370Z’s greatest assets is its high-powered V6 engine, which performs in exactly the way you would expect from a sports car. The handling is great, with the car responding with an athletic finesse to your every command. It also offers a nice, tight little package and a compact ride that looks and feels amazing.
As with most sports cars, the available cargo space is slightly limited, but this actually works in the car’s favor. The smaller space helps you resist the temptation to weigh yourself down with unnecessary luggage, which might diminish an otherwise exceptionally smooth ride.
A powerful 3.7-liter V6 engine comes as standard with a six-speed manual transmission, plus the option of a SynchroRev Match system. With a seven-speed automatic transmission also available, as well as a boost in horsepower available from the Nismo Tech edition, there’s a lot of room for customizing your ride to your preference.
Vintage Exterior Charm
Another great asset of the new 370Z is its decidedly vintage charm. Traditional sports cars ran on driver skill and gumption, and the 370Z is similar, with the benefits of enough modern technology to provide a safe, efficient ride, but not so much that you lose the driving experience. It may not appeal to everyone’s tastes, but the best things never do. Cars that can be universally admired are inescapably generic and often quite bland.
Rather than attempting to appeal to drivers universally, Nissan took a different approach with the 370Z, specifically designing it for the fans of old-school sports cars and the dynamic, coarse adventure they bring.
While the performance of the car is excellent, it is the kind of machine a spirited, rebellious driver of skill can thoroughly enjoy, and provides a genuine experience rather than a simple means of transport.
Great Features
Despite the rawness of the 370Z’s appearance, which is very attractive, it’s a robust car with a powerful engine and a neat, compact finish. The interior is further evidence that the design was crafted with driver needs in mind, offering an infotainment system complete with Bluetooth, as well as a navigation system, touch screen, and rearview camera available in the top-two trims. While the technology is understated, it’s effective and provides a user-friendly experience without detracting from the 370Z’s charm.
Overall the 370Z offers the experience and excellent looks of a sports car without the need to hand over such a hefty wedge of cash. And if you prefer a slightly raw driving experience that relies less on high-tech gadgets and more on driver skill and instinct, the 370Z was made for you.
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