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The 2007 Nissan NISMO 350Z looked as if it were driven straight out of a video game when debuted at the 2007 New York Auto Show in April. The chin spoiler, rocker sills, double-decker wing and rear diffuser that sticks out far enough to set a table for two screams Japan Grand Touring Car. Priced like a JGTC car, however, the NISMO 350Z is not. Nissan has just revealed you can order one starting at $38,070, which KickingTires points out is a small premium over the $36,100 Nissan is asking for the range-topping Grand Touring 350Z. In addition to the aggressive aero package (watch the curbs!), buyers also get a NISMO-tuned sport suspension, gunmetal gray five-spoke wheels from RAYS, Brembo stoppers and a two-tone interior with plenty of embroidery that reminds all this Nissan's a NISMO. Unfortunately, Nissan has not changed its mind to offer the NISMO 350Z with the fourth-gen VQ35HR or new VQ37HR being used in the Infiniti G-Series models. Instead, it uses the same 3.5L VQ V6 in the regular 350Z where it produces 306 horsepower.
[Source: KickingTires]
The 2007 Nissan NISMO 350Z looked as if it were driven straight out of a video game when debuted at the 2007 New York Auto Show in April. The chin spoiler, rocker sills, double-decker wing and rear diffuser that sticks out far enough to set a table for two screams Japan Grand Touring Car. Priced like a JGTC car, however, the NISMO 350Z is not. Nissan has just revealed you can order one starting at $38,070, which KickingTires points out is a small premium over the $36,100 Nissan is asking for the range-topping Grand Touring 350Z. In addition to the aggressive aero package (watch the curbs!), buyers also get a NISMO-tuned sport suspension, gunmetal gray five-spoke wheels from RAYS, Brembo stoppers and a two-tone interior with plenty of embroidery that reminds all this Nissan's a NISMO. Unfortunately, Nissan has not changed its mind to offer the NISMO 350Z with the fourth-gen VQ35HR or new VQ37HR being used in the Infiniti G-Series models. Instead, it uses the same 3.5L VQ V6 in the regular 350Z where it produces 306 horsepower.
[Source: KickingTires]
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