If a Nissan Z is a little impractical for your tastes, then a used four-door equivalent can be had for a tasty price on the ...

With 400 horsepower, a no-upcharge manual gearbox, and a pure, two-seat, rear-wheel drive layout the argument is clear.

The Z still starts at $44,110, and now it can be ordered in Bayside Blue, one of the R34 Nissan GT-R's defining paint options.

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The 2026 Toyota Supra is the Z's closest competitor, but the price tag suggests things are anything but close. With the ...

But this is all hidden from the driver, with the benefit being huge cost savings for both Nissan, and buyers; for example, the base Z Sport trim (which has the same 400-hp engine as higher trims ...

Key changes include a bump from 400 to 420 horsepower and 350 to ... and adds a healthy dose of motorsport DNA. Nissan has also labeled the Z Nismo a "limited production" model, with no specific ...

For about $13K less, the entry-level Nissan Z comes with rear-wheel drive and a 400-hp twin-turbo six, not to mention an optional six-speed manual. The Z's mid-tier Performance trim, which starts ...