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Nissan 350Z Coupé 2002

2002

The 2002 Nissan 350Z Coupé is an iconic sports car that marked the return of Nissan's Z lineage following the discontinuation of the 300ZX. Designed to deliver exceptional performance and distinctive styling, it quickly gained popularity among automotive enthusiasts.

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History

The Nissan 350Z was introduced in 2002, succeeding the 300ZX and reconnecting with the roots of the Z series. Designed by Nissan's U.S. design team, it was launched in August 2002 as a 2003 model. Initially available only as a coupe, the 350Z was offered in five trim levels: Base, Enthusiast, Performance, Touring, and Track. In 2004, a Roadster version was added to the lineup, providing an open-top option for enthusiasts. (en.wikipedia.org)

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Technical data

350Z Coupé is presented here with its key technical data: 287 - 296 ch, 353 - 371 Nm, 5.8 - 5.9 s, 249 km/h. The recorded setup is Propulsion / Manuelle, 6 rapports.

Power

287 - 296 ch

Torque

353 - 371 Nm

0-100 km/h

5.8 - 5.9 s

Top speed

249 km/h

Displacement

3498 cm3

Weight

1545 kg

Dimensions

4310 x 1819 x 1321 mm

Consumption

11.4 L/100 km

Fuel types

Essence

Gearboxes

Manuelle, 6 rapports

Drivetrain

Propulsion

Matched engine options
Version	Power	Torque	Gearbox	Drivetrain
3.5L V6 6MT RWD (287 HP)	287 ch	371 Nm	Manuelle, 6 rapports	Propulsion
3.5L V6 6MT RWD (300 HP)	296 ch	353 Nm	Manuelle, 6 rapports	Propulsion

3.5L V6 6MT RWD (287 HP)

Power: 287 ch
Torque: 371 Nm
Gearbox: Manuelle, 6 rapports
Drivetrain: Propulsion

3.5L V6 6MT RWD (300 HP)

Power: 296 ch
Torque: 353 Nm
Gearbox: Manuelle, 6 rapports
Drivetrain: Propulsion

Source: CarData.wiki

Anecdotes

The Nissan 350Z was praised for its design inspired by previous Z-series models, blending classic elements with modern technologies. Its 3.5-liter V6 engine was recognized for its power and responsiveness, providing a driving experience cherished by enthusiasts. (en.wikipedia.org)

Production

Production of the Nissan 350Z began in 2002 and continued until 2008 for the coupe version, and until 2009 for the Roadster version. In total, nearly 150,000 units were sold in North America, reflecting its success in the market. (motortrend.com)

Press reception

The automotive press widely praised the Nissan 350Z for its return to the roots of the Z series, offering a pure driving experience focused on performance. Its distinctive design and technical features were particularly appreciated, reinforcing its status as an icon among Japanese sports cars. (en.wikipedia.org)

Evolution

Over the years, the Nissan 350Z evolved to offer enhanced performance and improved features. In 2005, the VQ35DE engine was updated to produce 300 horsepower, replacing the previous 287-horsepower version. This update also introduced 18-inch wheels, a front spoiler, optional Brembo brakes, and a six-speaker Bose audio system. (en.wikipedia.org)

Variants

The 2002 Nissan 350Z was available in five trim levels: Base, Enthusiast, Performance, Touring, and Track. Each version offered specific features, ranging from basic equipment to advanced performance options, allowing customers to select the model that best matched their preferences. (en.wikipedia.org)