Enhanced Performance

Japan's representative sports car, the 6th generation of the Nissan Z was released in December 2008. Although the wheelbase was shortened by 100mm from the previous model, the classis long-nose, short-deck design was kept and the fenders were pushed out to create its muscular, athletic look. The car is powered by a 3.7 liter DOHC V6 engine, and the 6-speed manual transmission version has the worlds first SynchroRev Match system which can adjust the engines RPM during downshifts for a smooth heel-and-toe effect, making it more enjoyable to drive.