For 2004, Nissan added a much anticipated convertible to the lineup of their 350Z, billing the new model as "a little piece of heaven." Other than this new addition, the 350Z, just introduced the previous year, stayed much the same.
The 2004 350Z came in five trims: the base model, the Enthusiast, the Touring, the Track, and the Performance. The Touring and Enthusiast are both available as a convertible. All share a 3.5-liter V6 engine with 287 horsepower, which gets about 20/26 mpg. Aside from wheel and tire size, the five models are all identical appearance-wise, with the difference in amenities and performance. The Touring is the most luxurious option, and the Track is the most aggressive.
Owners of the 2004 350Z are very enthusiastic about the car's looks, performance, and handling. Those who own the convertible say it is very easy to open the top. Some drivers have had problems with alignment and excessive tire wear.
4.7 Overall rating
(103 reviews)FAST, Great acceleration, awesome handling and braking. Quality, very little issues, pretty good gas mileage, looks smoooooth and is really fun to drive. Sounds incredible, especially with aftermarket performance parts. Add a turbo kit and you'll be keeping up with exotics :).
Performance: Great acceleration but lags power from 3000 to 5000 revolutions mostly on 3rd gear. The Braking is terribly poor since it has the same braking system of a Nissan Tiida. The handling is pure grip even without the ASR system. Build Quality: The car is built to last and take serious driver abuse but all the parts which arent mecanically related have poor built quality. Appearance: The interior has a great driving position and all the information u need on gages well positioned but it lacks any storing space and is practically plastic built. The exterior looks great except for the 17" rims. Cost of ownership: Gas mileage is very poor and u need to fill it up every 3 days max if its ure daily car. The maintenance is actually cheap and the fact that it doesnt break makes it even better. Fun Factor: This car is the most fun ive ever driven. It has loads of power and it grips like crazy at the same time allowing u to slide it around corners whenever u decide to.
All this car needs more, is little more power and less weight. Well there is (VQ35DE) 3.5 liter engine with good torque. Brembo brakes: good touch and powerful. Car is nice and easy to drive. I realy can recommed this car! It look nice and there is realy little need repairs.
Performance - Very silky power delivery and best value for money car in terms of power Build Quality - Not as great as say a BMW or Audi, but solid build and decent quality interior Appearance - A real head-turner, great looks with conservative yet 'loud' styling Fuel Costs - Quite thirsty with a 3.5 V6, but so worth it for the noise and acceleration
What more can be said about Nissan's 350Z that hasn't already been said? It's their affordable, beautiful, fun-to-drive sports car, and I'm proud to say I own one. I bought mine used, and even though its not brand new, its still in wonderful condition. With it's 3.5 liter V6, its not the most fuel-sipping of the Nissan line up, but it fits my budget just fine. I can see I'm gonna love this care for years to come.
2004 Nissan 350Z FAQs
How much does the 2004 Nissan 350Z cost in Houston, TX?
The average 2004 Nissan 350Z costs about $10,957.57. The average price has decreased by -5.6% since last year. The 14 for sale near Houston, TX on CarGurus, range from $9,392 to $22,900 in price.
How many 2004 Nissan 350Z vehicles in Houston, TX have no reported accidents or damage?
11 out of 14 for sale near Houston, TX have no reported accidents or damage.
What is the fuel economy of the 2004 Nissan 350Z?
Depending on the engine and options, the 2004 Nissan 350Z gets between 19 and 20 MPG (or MPGe).
What fuel types are available?
Gasoline engines are available.
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