For 2011, Nissan has brought little changes to the range, adding a RearView Monitor to the optional Navigation Package and a new exterior color, Gun Metallic.
Both the Coupe and the Roadster are offered in two equipment levels: the standard and the Touring one. The vehicles are powered by a 3.7 liter V6 engine that delivers 332 hp and is mated to a six-speed manual transmission, that can be ordered with the optional SynchroRev Match “heel and toe robot”. Customers can also opt for a seven-speed automatic transmission that features a manual shift mode, paddle shifters and Downshift Rev Matching.
The list of optional goodies for 2011 includes Nissan Hard Drive Navigation System with 7-inch VGA touch-sensitive display, 9.3GB HDD Music Box, USB connectivity and iPod connection, XM NavTraffic with Real-Time Traffic Information and XM NavWeather (XM subscription required, sold separately), RearView Monitor, automatic phonebook download (select phones) and Bluetooth Streaming Audio, Bluetooth Hands-free Phone System and standard Nissan Intelligent Key.
The Nissan 370Z Coupe can be yours starting for a price of $30,610, with the seven-speed automatic gearbox being offered for a premium of $1,300. As for the 370Z Roadster, this has a starting price of $37,520. The wild-child of the range ,the NISMO 370Z can be the machine of your dreams for $39,990.
autoevolution tested the topless incarnation of the 370Z. You can read the review here.
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