Many sports cars are defined by their engines, and the Nissan 350Z easily makes that list. The "350" part of its name suggests the engine's cubic capacity, which is 3.5 liters, and the "Z" part ...

Upon the turn of the millennium, Nissan was lost. The 300ZX had been killed off in 1997, and the GT-R wasn’t yet a global phenomenon, leaving the brand without an aspirational flagship. To put it more ...

Thomas has spent two years working in the auto journalism industry, contributing to a UK-based newspaper and writing for Euronewsweek. A full-time writer and lifelong engineering enthusiast, he now ...

Nine American coupes outrun the Nissan 350Z, from the Buick GNX to the C8 Corvette, with 0-60 times, power, torque, and top ...

The Nissan 350Z is one of the most common tuning platforms out there, so by now everyone has done their own take on the affordable Japanese sports car. But while many go down the route of on-road ...

Introduced back in 1969, the Z always had a six-cylinder engine hiding underhood. Displacements grew from 2.0 liters to 3.7 for the 370Z. Although it’s very old news, the 350Z continues to be a ...

What happens when you take one of Nissan’s best sports cars of the 21st century, put it in the hands of a passionate time attack racer, and have him trust the package to a team specializing in wacky, ...

Susumu Koyama deals in speed. Not so much Maverick's homoerotic, volleyball-playing, Ninja-riding speed, or even that "prescription" diet pill speed but real speed, the kind that comes when you shoot ...

You've probably got a crazy idea for a car build bouncing around in your head right now. It's wild, it's outside the box, possibly something that's never been done before, and you'll likely never ...