2015 Nissan 370Z Touring Sport
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The 370Z is Nissan's dedicated two-seat sports car, and it's one of the last affordable rear-drive coupes you can still buy new. It's a focused driver's car that rewards you with sharp steering and a willing chassis, though the ride is firm on rough pavement. Inside, the cabin is snug and driver-oriented, with quality materials and a simple layout, but there's no back seat and trunk space is tight. Owners consistently praise the 370Z's mechanical reliability, with many reporting no issues beyond minor cabin rattles and a finicky trunk release. Stepping up to the Touring Sport adds the Sport package's larger brakes, SynchroRev Match, and 19-inch wheels to the Touring's leather and heated seats. The 3.7L I6 makes 332 horsepower and 270 lb-ft of torque, and the seven-speed automatic sends it to the rear wheels; the Touring Sport is rear-wheel drive only. The Sport package also brings a limited-slip differential and a sport-tuned suspension, which sharpens turn-in but firms up the ride further.
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The 370Z is Nissan's dedicated two-seat sports car, and it's one of the last affordable rear-drive coupes you can still buy new. It's a focused driver's car that rewards you with sharp steering and a willing chassis, though the ride is firm on rough pavement. Inside, the cabin is snug and driver-oriented, with quality materials and a simple layout, but there's no back seat and trunk space is tight. Owners consistently praise the 370Z's mechanical reliability, with many reporting no issues beyond minor cabin rattles and a finicky trunk release. Stepping up to the Touring Sport adds the Sport package's larger brakes, SynchroRev Match, and 19-inch wheels to the Touring's leather and heated seats. The 3.7L I6 makes 332 horsepower and 270 lb-ft of torque, and the seven-speed automatic sends it to the rear wheels; the Touring Sport is rear-wheel drive only. The Sport package also brings a limited-slip differential and a sport-tuned suspension, which sharpens turn-in but firms up the ride further.
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Arlington Motors of Woodbridge
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Arlington Motors of Woodbridge is a car dealer in Woodbridge, VA.