2014 Nissan 370Z Touring
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The 370Z is Nissan's dedicated two-seat sports car, a convertible this year that's all about the drive. It's a sharp-handling rear-drive machine that loves a back road, though the ride is firm and the cabin is snug. Inside, you get a driver-focused cockpit with supportive seats, but there's no back seat and cargo space is tight. Owners report strong reliability and few mechanical issues, with only occasional cabin rattles and a known trunk release glitch. The Touring trim is the one to pick if you want a more refined daily driver; it adds leather and a nicer stereo over the base 370Z without going full Nismo. Its 3.7L V6 makes 332 horsepower and 270 lb-ft of torque, and with the six-speed manual and rear-wheel drive you get a raw, engaging drive that rewards smooth shifts. The Touring's available navigation and Bose audio are the only way to get a modern infotainment setup in this generation of Z.
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Miles Overview
The 370Z is Nissan's dedicated two-seat sports car, a convertible this year that's all about the drive. It's a sharp-handling rear-drive machine that loves a back road, though the ride is firm and the cabin is snug. Inside, you get a driver-focused cockpit with supportive seats, but there's no back seat and cargo space is tight. Owners report strong reliability and few mechanical issues, with only occasional cabin rattles and a known trunk release glitch. The Touring trim is the one to pick if you want a more refined daily driver; it adds leather and a nicer stereo over the base 370Z without going full Nismo. Its 3.7L V6 makes 332 horsepower and 270 lb-ft of torque, and with the six-speed manual and rear-wheel drive you get a raw, engaging drive that rewards smooth shifts. The Touring's available navigation and Bose audio are the only way to get a modern infotainment setup in this generation of Z.
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$230
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140 days at this dealer
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8 active alternatives
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Salem Motorsports Inc. is a independent dealer in Salem, MA. Their documentation fee is $200.
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