2003 Nissan 350Z

Pros: Looks, power, feel, unique - A true sportscar, and welcome revitalization of Nissan

Cons: Massive waiting list, initial low prices growing due to dealers' greed

The Bottom Line: A absolute pleasure and an absolute blast to drive- The quintessential "Z" has regained it Legend status to even greater degree. Bravo Nissan

Review: This is it - the one we've all been waiting for...3 Loooonnnggg years PLUS! All those hours spent gazing at sneak-peek pictures in Car and Driver and all the other mags talking it up about power, handling, size, overall delivery... In short, all the...

Pros: Unbelievable looks. Unbelievable engine. Unbelievable ride.

Cons: Minimal hatch space. No turbo!

The Bottom Line: Amazing car. Amazing price.

Review: OK, so I don't OWN one of these.

However, give me a year.

I've loved Z's ever since I've been a kid. I remember the 88' being a favorite of mine...until the last generation Z appeared in the early 90's, with it's massive power,...

Pros: Beautiful sleek design, gorgeous engine purr, affordable

Cons: No enough cargo space, easy to speed

The Bottom Line: Beautiful car out performs all other cars in it's price range. If you don't need a backseat this car is for you!

Review: I had drooled over the 350's ever since they came out, but never thought that I would have one seeing as they were a two seater, and I had a young daughter, and 3 people can't fit in two seats. Anyhow, as I had opened up a new business it came ...

Pros: Powerful, great handling, fun to drive

Cons: Potential Paint Problems, Potential interior rattles, adaquate audio system

The Bottom Line: Dispite the potential problems, the drive, ride, and feel of the car makes you forget about EVERYTHING!

Review: With the 350Z finally here (and available for testing), who here DOESN'T salivate for one? After a year and a few months gawking at the Z concept, there were many mixed reactions. However, everyone wanted to see what the production car would be like....

Pros: Power, performance, well designed, acceptable as a daily driver, incredible value

Cons: Small trunk, crappy speakers, heavy, unforgiving ride on rough road, hard to get

The Bottom Line: Nissan has brought us a sports car that succeeds on every level. We get ample power, masterful ride, great safety features, Nissan’s reliability, and an incredible price.

Review: Test Car:
Nissan 350ZX

Model Features:
There are five models available to choose from, ranging from the absurdly cheap $26000 Base model to the tricked out $34,000 Track version. The Base model comes with power...

Pros: Power, Price, Handling, Exterior Design.

Cons: 1st year quirks, some interior design faults.

The Bottom Line: Best value sports car for the money. Great power and handling. Stunning exterior. Loads of aftermarket support. Would get an 04 350Z instead if possible.

Review: I currently own a Silverstone Performance 350Z 6-speed. After over a year of ownership I feel I can now write an honest review about this car. The Z is the kind of sports car that other automakers should strive to create. Power, stunning exterior ...

Pros: Smooth and torquey engine, stiff and communicative chassis, great gadgets and head-turning styling.

Cons: Too much understeer, tepid rear limited slip, could use a few pounds less.

The Bottom Line: Offers a rare combination of performance and economy combined with practicality and style. For those than can afford it, this Nissan is great value for just above-average money!

Review: Nissan Motor Company has got 'game', in the popular meaning of the word. The long road back from a struggling, moribund car company to a revitalized, profitable enterprise is nearly complete. The crown jewel in this dramatic metamorphosis is the car they ...

Pros: Style, engine, handling, exhaust sound.

Cons: Not much.

The Bottom Line: If you want a new 911, but dont want to pay the heafty price tag or cant, get a Z.

Review: What's not to love about a car with a semi-sexy body, 2 doors, almost 300 hp, and exhaust sounds that betters the Porsche 911. Engine: the engine is great, a 3.5 liter V6 with about 300 hp, which pulls strong to 6700 rpms. It feels actually faster ...

Pros: Power, styling, all the things that make a sportscar great

Cons: Abysmal rear visibility, availability limited

The Bottom Line: The Z is back and it's better than ever.

Review: To all of us who are sick to death of the SUVs choking the highways, to all of us who are tired of being stuck behind some schmuck's Family Truckster, to all of us who long for the open road, rejoice. The Z is back.

In the early 70s, Datsun...

Pros: Next gen design True sports car benefits - speed fun Great price Japanese quality

Cons: True sports car drawbacks - space, comfort

The Bottom Line: An amazing next generation japanese sports car at a great price.

Review: When this car first hit the market, it was surrounded by hype - and it was all true. This thing is fast, it's sexy, it handles amazingly, and it's worth much more than you pay. I purchased an enthusiast package used 2003 for $22,000 (quite the deal) ...