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  • “You'll like the Nissan 370Z if you want a fast, fun and approachably priced sports coupe. Buyers eyeing the offerings from Porsche and BMW will find the 370Z offers similar thrills at a much lower price.” — Kelley Blue Book
  • “It's nice to see that the Z has evolved effectively, yet gradually, with its main attribute-value-firmly in place. The 370Z continues to offer the style and performance of European sports cars at a fraction of their price, a tradition started by the original 240Z back in 1970.” — Car and Driver
  • “It feels sharp, direct, and balanced, a well-honed santoku knife to the 350Z's blunter and bulkier cleaver.” — Motor Trend
  • “Yet, the idea that a $34,000 Z would be a match for a $278,000 Aston, much less outperform it in some respects, never crossed our minds, especially considering the Brit has six cylinders and 178 horsepower on the Nissan.” — Motor Trend
  • “Massive blind spots, nighttime instrument reflections, V6 gets a bit coarse at high rpm.” — Edmunds.com

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