New Nissan Z for Sale in Stockholm, NJ (with Photos) (2024)

FAQs

What is the new Nissan Z called? ›

The least-expensive 2024 Nissan Z is the 2024 Nissan Z NISMO 2dr Coupe (3.0L 6cyl Turbo 9A). Including destination charge, it arrives with a Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price (MSRP) of about $65,090. Other versions include: NISMO 2dr Coupe (3.0L 6cyl Turbo 9A) which starts at $65,090.

The price of the 2024 Nissan Z starts at $44,110 and goes up to $66,890 depending on the trim and options.

Although production of the 350Z was discontinued in 2009, the car continues to compete in local and national SCCA events.

We expect the 2024 Z to have about average reliability when compared to other new cars. This prediction is based on similar models, plus the Nissan brand scores.

With a blistering top speed of 155 mph, this sports car lets you experience the thrill of high-speed driving.

So, are Nissans reliable? Nissans are generally considered reliable vehicles, except for a few model years. While Toyota and Honda are known for higher reliability ratings, the style and character Nissan brings to the table often help it outrank the more dependable brands.

They're basically reliable, which means some will have skipped on servicing so a history file is a bonus. Engines will do 300,000 miles without trouble given regular oil changes, but beware high oil thirst – especially on 296bhp unit.

How much is the Nissan Z out the door? ›

The out-the-door price for the 2023 Nissan Z Sport trim with options is $42,258 - this is based on an Edmunds Suggested Price of $38,227 and $4,031 in taxes and fees. Keep in mind that this does not include any finance charges, which will increase your out-the-door price.

The engine's output and the transmission are the biggest differentiators between the 2024 Nissan Z and Z NISMO. Both models use a twin-turbo 3.0-liter V-6 engine, but the NISMO's version makes an extra 20 hp and 34 lb-ft of torque, for totals of 420 hp and 384 lb-ft.

The standard 400 horsepower and a relatively affordable price tag should be enough to get you to want a new Nissan Z. But even more than that, this is a gorgeous sports car with a slick six-speed manual and a solid drive experience. We're glad the Nissan Z is back – and that it's better than ever.

The engine in question is reportedly the 3.0-liter VR30DDTT as used in the Infiniti Q60 Red Sport 400, which makes—you guessed it—400 horsepower, so "400Z" would refer to the vehicle's horsepower instead.

The Nissan Z and Infiniti Q60 are built on the same platform and share engines, but while the Z is a youthful sports car, the Q60 is a sophisticated GT for a more mature audience.