What is 350 z?

The Nissan 350Z is a two-door, two-seater sports car that was manufactured by Nissan from 2002 to 2009. It's part of the Nissan Z-car lineage, which began with the 1969 Datsun 240Z. The 350Z was a significant model for Nissan, as it marked the return of the Z car after a hiatus following the discontinuation of the 300ZX in 1996.

• Engine: The 350Z is powered by a VQ-series V6 engine, specifically the VQ35DE and later the VQ35HR. The VQ35DE was used from 2002-2006, offering between 287 to 300 horsepower depending on the year. The VQ35HR, introduced in 2007, provided increased power (306 hp) and a higher redline.

• Transmission: Available with either a 6-speed manual or a 5-speed automatic transmission (later a 5-speed auto with manual mode, or a 7 speed auto depending on the year). The manual transmission is generally preferred by enthusiasts for its more engaging driving experience.

• Chassis and Handling: The 350Z features a rear-wheel-drive layout, contributing to its sporty handling characteristics. It uses a multi-link suspension system both front and rear, providing a good balance of comfort and performance. Vehicle%20handling is considered good for this car.

• Design: The 350Z's design is characterized by its long hood, short rear deck, and flowing lines. It was available as both a coupe and a roadster (convertible). Exterior%20design made it a popular car among enthusiasts.

• Special Editions: Throughout its production run, Nissan released several special editions of the 350Z, including the Track edition, Enthusiast edition, and Nismo edition. The Nismo%20edition featured enhanced performance upgrades, such as improved suspension, brakes, and aerodynamics.

• Successor: The 350Z was succeeded by the Nissan%20370Z in 2009.