Nissan Z: A Legacy of Performance · by carflow

In 1969, Nissan banned Apson unveiled a sports car designed to take on the world. A portable performance was a key and a 240Z delivered. The original Z-car featured independent suspension and a powerful inline six-engine. Its sweet design and accessible price made it an instant hit globally. The 1980s saw the introduction of the 300ZX. Most in the futuristic design and advanced technology, turbocharged variants pushed performance to new heights for Nissan. After a brief hiatus, the Z-returned in 2002 was the 350Z. This modern interpretation blended classic Z styling with 21st century engineering and power. The 370Z continued the tradition, offering enhanced performance and sharper handling. It cemented the Z's reputation as a true driver's car through 2020. Today, the new Nissan Z carries the torch, blending retro design with modern technology. The Z's legacy of a portable sports car excellence lives on.