Nissan 350z
After a long break, when since the premier of Nissan Z passed first thirty years, Nissan decided to introduce new generation of famous model. New version of Nissan - Nissan 350z is bright and worthy representative of Nissan Z family series. To begin with, it is worth noting that Nissan 350z is a real hatchback. For the first time, all car enthusiasts could watch Nissan 350z at the exhibition at the Motor Show in Detroit in 2000.
The model in a sports coupe version looks very original. The whole design of Nissan 350z immediately gets all attention. You will be able to assess the appearance of Nissan 350z, even if you do not understand anything in the automotive industry. However, keep in mind that Nissan 350z is not only known for its unique design, but also technical characteristics that fully meet the requirements of any sports coupe standarts. The model is equipped with petrol engine volume of 3.5 liters. Power unit varies depending on the configuration. The weakest powerful version is powered by an engine rated at 283 horsepower, and power of the most powerful of Nissan 350Z is 313 horsepower. There is also a modification to the golden mean, which rated at 300 horsepower. All of these complete sets of Nissan 350z include six-speed manual transmission. The maximum speed which can develop the most powerful modification of Nissan 350z is equal to 250 km/h. In order to accelerate to 100 km/h, it takes 4.7 seconds.
Interior of Nissan 350z emphasizes sportiness. The dashboard is full of matte, black and silver colors. In addition, the form of the dashboard itself is made in such a way that advanced devices and ventilation ducts are located at the forefront. In the center of the dashboard, there is a display on which you can track digital image speed, RPM, tire pressure, etc. Panel inserts bend along with adjustable wheel in a style of Porsche 928.
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