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Used NISSAN FAIRLADY Z Cars For Sale in Japan
NISSAN FAIRLADY Z 2007
¥ 1,334,058
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NISSAN FAIRLADY Z 2009
¥ 2,726,442
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NISSAN FAIRLADY Z 2003
¥ 982,826
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NISSAN FAIRLADY Z 2009
¥ 2,687,555
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NISSAN FAIRLADY Z 2009
¥ 1,552,323
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NISSAN FAIRLADY Z 2024
¥ 8,760,106
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NISSAN FAIRLADY Z 2006
¥ 1,931,152
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NISSAN FAIRLADY Z 2014
¥ 4,483,856
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NISSAN FAIRLADY Z roadstar 2011
¥ 2,489,360
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NISSAN FAIRLADY Z 1990
¥ 984,080
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NISSAN FAIRLADY Z 2024
¥ 13,150,506
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NISSAN FAIRLADY Z 2005
¥ 2,106,768
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NISSAN FAIRLADY Z 2005
¥ 915,088
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NISSAN FAIRLADY Z 2009
¥ 3,053,840
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NISSAN FAIRLADY Z roadstar 2013
¥ 3,185,552
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NISSAN FAIRLADY Z 2010
¥ 3,179,280
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NISSAN FAIRLADY Z 1999
¥ 2,777,872
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NISSAN FAIRLADY Z 2017
¥ 2,326,288
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NISSAN FAIRLADY Z 2005
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NISSAN FAIRLADY Z 2020
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Nissan Fairlady Z 2006
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Used Nissan Fairlady Z For Sale In Japan At Best Price
Introduction
The Nissan Fairlady Z has introduced forty years ago (S30 model), making it one of the most sought-after sports cars of all time. The 1970 model was the last to be released. However, two more models were made before the model was discontinued. The Japanese version featured a 2.0L inline-6 engine and was named after the Datsun Sports roadster. It was the first car of its class to feature a T-bar roof, and it was a popular seller in Japan.
Features
The Fairlady Z debuted in late 1969 and was a 1970 model. It featured a straight-six SOHC engine based on the Datsun 510, which produced 130 PS and a four-speed manual transmission. The engine was only offered with the 240Z version in Japan and was a limited edition. It was only available at Nissan Bluebird shops in North America and sold for a high amount.
Versions
The 260Z version had rear seats. This version had a longer wheelbase with a lower center of gravity. The 2+2 used Nissan Fairlady Z for sale in Japan was also equipped with a VDC vehicle dynamic control system and side and curtain airbags. The 240Z was more expensive than the other two versions, but the 280Z was more desirable in the US market. In the 1970s, Nissan Motors USA continued to produce the Fairlady Z and sold it as Datsun 240Zs.
Second Generation
The second-generation used Nissan Fairlady Z for sale in Japan, based on the Datsun 280Z, was a top-selling sports car in the United States. Although the car was a huge success for Nissan, it was not a popular seller. However, its success has led to the introduction of its successor, the Nissan Fairlady 240Z. It has remained one of the most popular models in the United States.
Sports Car
The 280ZX is a single sports car developed by Nissan. Since its introduction in 1970, the car has been manufactured in six generations. Fairlady Z's 2.4-liter engine had a SOHC design, and a displacement of just 98 liters. It produced 130 horsepower at 5,600 rpm and 146 pound-feet torque at 3,800 RPM.
First Production Car Was The Nissan Fairlady Z
The company's first production car was the Nissan Fairlady Z. It was produced in a limited number of units and was called the Fairlady Z Customized Proto. It featured four valves per cylinder, three carburetors, and a fully independent suspension. 1965 saw the Z432R become the first JDM-only Fairlady. This version of the car was designed by the Nissan Sports Car Styling Studio and was produced until 2000. It was sold for more than $800,000.
S30S or S30 and PS30 Body Styles
The used Nissan Fairlady Z for sale in Japan, a two-liter car with two body styles, was available in the S30S or S30. The S30 was a lower-cost model, while the S30 was a more expensive model. The S30 was the entry-level model, while the PS30 was the higher-end model and had a 240Z-style engine. The standard model was the two-liter S30, while the three-liter S30 and the PS30 were available as high-performance versions.
Engine
The "Customized Proto" used Nissan Fairlady Z for sale in Japan version is the most popular in the United States. Its four-cylinder engine features a single cam and four valves per cylinder. Some years ago, the Z432 was purchased for more than $800,000. While the Fairlady Z432 was a limited-run version, it was sold for a record-breaking $4,500 in Japan in 2007.
Most Popular Sports Car
The used Nissan Fairlady Z for sale in Japan is a sporty convertible that was first introduced in 1969. The Fairlady Z, the most popular sports car in the world, was introduced in 1969. The Z33 was introduced in 2002. It is available as an open-top roadster and coupe. The used Nissan Fairlady Z for sale in Japan at the best price comes with a 3.5L V type engine and three carburetors. Its fully independent suspension system allows it to achieve 9.7 km/l fuel economy.
Popularity In All Over The World
Despite its popularity, the Fairlady Z was only available in Japan until 1978, but the car was exported to several other countries before that. In Japan, the Z32 was used by police and was sold until 2000. The newer Z31 was the third version of the Fairlady Z. It came with a GS30 chassis code. This model was sold up to 1989. The used Nissan Fairlady Z for sale in Japan at the best price was a very popular sports car in Japan and the United States.