Is the 350Z a 6 speed?

350Z Transmission and Drivetrain. A lightweight 6-speed manual transmission delivered power to the rear wheels. This high-torque unit featured close-ratio gearing from 1st to 5th speed ranges for high-performance driving and a tall, overdrive 6th speed for long-legged highway fuel economy, and reduced engine noise.

How much HP can 350Z handle?

The VQ35DE in the 2003 Nissan 350Z generates 287 flywheel horsepower or approximately 244 horsepower to the wheels. Boosted, the factory engine can hold up to 400 wheel horsepower before reliability and durability become compromised.

What kind of car is the Nismo 350Z?

According to Nissan, this Z will serve as the focal point in the company’s effort to hype its motorsports division, Nismo, in the U.S., which hasn’t been receiving a whole lot of love recently. Nismo is a household name in Japan where the organization shines in the Super GT Series, the most popular racing series in the country.

Where can I buy a used Nissan 350Z?

TrueCar has 137 used Nissan 350Z s for sale nationwide, including a Touring Roadster Auto and a Touring Roadster Auto. Prices for Nissan 350Z s currently range from to, with vehicle mileage ranging from to.

What’s the average speed of a Nissan 350Z?

Around the skidpad, this 350Z posted 0.90g, and danced through the slalom at 70.7 mph. Both figures are improvements over the stock 350Z (0.89g and 67.3 mph, respectively). Unfortunately, Nissan didn’t touch the 3.5-liter V-6.

What are the trim levels of the Nissan 350Z?

The hood was redesigned with a bulge reminiscent of the original 240Z to accommodate the raised deck height of the new VQ35HR. In the U.S., trim levels were narrowed down to 350Z (base), Enthusiast, Touring, Grand Touring and NISMO, while in Europe the same trim levels remained. Bluetooth was added for the 2007 model year.