Used Nissan 300ZX for Sale near Tucson, AZ
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The Nissan 300ZX has garnered a loyal following over the years, with drivers praising its powerful performance, impressive acceleration, and exceptional handling. Many owners appreciate its stylish design, making it a standout on the road. The driving experience is often described as thrilling, with a strong appeal among sports car enthusiasts. On the downside, some drivers express concerns about maintenance costs, reliability issues, and fuel economy, especially during spirited driving. Overall, the 300ZX remains a beloved classic with a dedicated fan base, despite some challenges associated with ownership.
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Rick C
Reviewed a 1993 Nissan 2 Dr STD Hatchback on Dec 18, 2008
The Z32 appeared on the scene in 1990 following a long line of fantastic "Z" vehicles, well known for their performance, appearance, and affordability. This generation 300zx also boasted a twin-turbo version outputting a generous 300HP to the wheels, elevating it to the upper echelon of Japanese sports coupes. Although my Z is over 15 years old, it still runs like a veteran thoroughbred and brings me joy every time I see open, winding curves ahead. I would highly recommend it to any automotive aficionado due to its classic styling and impressive performance.
Aidan J
Reviewed a 1990 Nissan 2 Dr Turbo Hatchback on Jun 20, 2008
Amazing acceleration, extremely good handling, great throttle response, tight steering, amazing lines.
Kenny O
Reviewed a 1990 Nissan 2 Dr GS Hatchback on Oct 2, 2012
Super fun car. Fast and reliable. Had no trouble out of the car. Mine did not have the twin-turbo, but it was nothing to cruise at about 140 MPH down the interstate. I blew Chevelles off the road in this car. The car was awesome. I recommend this car to anyone looking for a fun weekend car. Find a good mechanic if something goes wrong though. This car is no fun to work on.
Adam M
Reviewed a 1994 Nissan 2 Dr 2+2 Hatchback on Nov 8, 2011
The acceleration is wonderful for a girl her age. Clearly still putting up a fight against things released to this day. The car drives like a dream, as you make your thought of hitting the apex, its almost as though she knew. Darting the nose into the turns, you feel a complete sense of control over the slightest motion. I bought mine used, one previous owner, as besides the engine and transmission replacement (which were caused by my very spirited driving), I have not had to outright replace anything. The styling is absolutely remarkable, having won car of the year 10 years running. Mind you, this beauty only was in production for 10 years. As of 2010, GQ Magazine voted it the most beautiful car of the past decades, with subtle lines, beautiful styling, and an emphasis on simplicity. Its gas mileage could use some love, especially with the fact that I've only ever run it on premium, V-Power. Under spirited driving, you will not make it more than a few hundred miles between fill ups. But perhaps with a lighter foot you could manage to squeeze an extra hundred out of that. As far as the fun factor? I can sum my experience up in one word. Wow. Everytime I get behind the wheel, my problems melt away as the suede and leather interior just remind me nothing can bother me in here. Its a little world of pleasantry, where the only problem you can run into is the police.
Nissan 300ZX Trims
| Trim type | MSRP |
|---|---|
| 2 Dr STD Hatchback | $37,844 |
| 2 Dr Turbo Hatchback | $44,384 |
| 2 Dr STD Convertible | $45,084 |
| 2 Dr 2+2 Hatchback | $40,594 |
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The Nissan 300ZX was introduced in 1984 and would span the third and fourth generations of Nissan's popular Z-car models. It featured a sleeker body and went from an inline 6 to a V6 engine. The 300ZX has a very loyal following, and many can still be seen on the road today. The 300ZX was known for its sharp styling and powerful engine, and yet was still considered affordable among sports car enthusiasts. The 300ZX has won many accolades, including the 1990 Import Car of the Year from Motor Trend. It has also done well on the racing circuit. The 300ZX was discontinued in 1996 to make way for the next Z-car, the 350Z.
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