1996 Nissan 300ZX

Pros: Performance, handling, value, styling, reliability, easy to modify

Cons: um... none? :-) (Ok, it's not a terribly practical car...)

Review: I truly believe this statement. The Nissan 300ZX really does provide the enthusiast with (by far) the most bang for your buck in a genuine sports/GT car.

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Pros: Looks great, handles great, very reliable, still gets tons of compliments

Cons: Balky second gear in cold weather, transmission can be noisy, maintenance isn't cheap

The Bottom Line: If you can find a nice example, one of the used car market's best buys

Review: Well, here we go. I'm about to write a review on a car that is now as old as Moses, and has probably been given more criticism and applause than bible scholars ever thought about giving the old man from B.C. Even so, as the 300zx continues to ...

Pros: Style, performance, comfort.

Cons: Maintenance costs.

The Bottom Line: The most refined and trouble-free of the 2nd-generation 300ZXs.

Review: When Nissan designed the second-generation 300ZX, they created nothing less than automotive art. The 1996 model is the final iteration; consequently, it's the most trouble-free and refined. I bought my Z new in 1996; it is my third 2nd-generation...

Pros: Fast, Reliable

Cons: None

Review: It has been a thrill driving around in my 300ZX for the past 4 years, and I don't plan on stopping. This is a truly unbelievable car. It has abilities beyond any sports car of its classification. I really enjoy the 240 bhp it packs under the hood....

Pros: Very Reliable, Attractive, Uncommon

Cons: Limited rear room

Review: The first time I saw my future husband's 300ZX, I fell in love (with the car!) I've been amazed, as time has passed, at how many people stare at
this 300ZX. It is a 1996, and has literally never been in the shop for repairs. I am very tall and...

Pros: Everything!

Cons: Nothing!

The Bottom Line: Awesome car for anyone who loves to drive sports cars.

Review: My family owns a black/tan 1996 Nissan 300ZX Twin Turbo that I drive from time to time (Its primarily my husbands). This car has a turbocharged V6 engine and can move like no other sports car I have ever driven. It goes from 0 - 60 in 6.5 seconds and...

Pros: Looks Responsiveness/handling Cockpit-like guages Comfort A dang fun car to drive

Cons: I can't think of any, except that I MISS THE NAME DATSUN

The Bottom Line: All in all this is a great car, and I would buy another one in a second. You have to drive one of these cars to appreciate them.

Review: I have wanted a Z since the first one came off the line when I moved to California. I have watched the body styles change slightly over the last 30+ years and never fell out of love with my "Datsun". Had an '85 Maxima which was a mover and as close to a...

Pros: sexy outside, roomy inside, fast, fun to shift

Cons: 2+2 configuration only available on N/A version

Review: Nissan should not have called the 300ZX a Z car, instead, it deserves the GT moniker, standing for "Grand Tourer". Z car's are light and underpowered, but this is not the case. The 300ZX is relatively heavy (like most of its competition), and...

Pros: Beautiful Car

Cons: Costly To Repair

Review: I personally purchased a 300Z because I have always been in love with it's Body Design! Although this isn't considered very practical in the purchasing of a car but, If your in the market for a sports car you aren't very practical any ways!!!
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Pros: 300hp

Cons: not the best handling

Review: This car is very fast for such a good price and are moderately easy to come by that is if you want one.Most people think you have to spend a lot of money for a sports car that is reliable and fast thats because everyone sees a fast sports car as a viper...