2007 Nissan 350Z

2007 Nissan 350 Nismo Coupe NISMO, the premier supplier of high performance aftermarket parts and accessories for Nissan vehicles in the United States since 2003, previously participated in the development of the NISMO Frontier off road pickup truck, introduced in 2005. The NISMO 350Z is the second Nissan model to be branded with the legendary marque. Like the Frontier model, which is specially equipped for off road excursions, the 2007 NISMO 350Z is optimized for enthusiast drivers. Nissannews.com, Oct. 2006 For consignment, a 2007 Nissan 350z Nismo coupe with a title verified 151,237 actual miles. This is car #107 of 1,600 built and checks all the boxes; one owner, garage kept, fueled always with high octane and synthetic oil, mostly highway miles, according to our consignor. This is a normally aspirated sports car with no add-ons or modifications. Exterior Named for the famous time trial hill climb in Colorado, Pikes Peak White covers this streamlined Japanese sports car which is adorned with wind tunnel proven aerodynamics. That's right, the chin spoiler, wing, rear fascia, and other touches are not just for show, they're for airflow and downforce! 18-inch Rays Engineering wheels carry ZR rated, staggered tires with a late 2018 date code and wear the same argent gray as the body cladding, while the yellow Brembo calipers add a flash of bright color. Underneath it all is the 350's classic shape with flush headlights and tail lights, raked windshield, curves everywhere, and the characteristic vertical door handles. Imperfections include numerous touched up chips and scratches, flex cracks on the bumpers with cracking on the rear, chipped paint, scratches, scuffs on the chin spoiler, and scratch lines that encircle the entire diameter of the wheels. Interior Red stitching adds a bit of flair to the smooth black door panels where the faux riveted door pull mirrors the outside handle and both doors present cleanly. Red and black cloth buckets fill the cabin with a peeled section on the driver's side support and the passenger's in excellent shape. Behind them, formed plastic storage and embedded speakers seamlessly attached to the center console which holds the stout shifter under the center stack of A/C knobs and the AM/FM/Multi CD unit and a storage bin that shows outward patina. The race inspired wheel and instrument cluster includes central gauges iconically canted towards the driver and Nismo badging graces the red on gray tachometer front and center. The coveted Nismo badge and car number is displayed near the shifter and the contrast of black carpet and gray headliner is a welcome deviation from the norm. Drivetrain The nicely detailed bay holds the 3.5 liter DOHC V6 rated at 306 horsepower that's mated to a 6-speed manual transmission which routes power to the rear locking axle with 3.53 gears. Undercarriage The belly scrapes, surface rust, and residual oil stains align with a car of this mileage and raise no red flags in our book. The exhaust converges as one, then enters an original muffler, splitting again to exit via tree trunk sized exhaust tips, which have lost their luster that is just under the surface. Brembo power disc brakes are at all four corners and multi link independent suspension is at the front and the back. Drive-Ability In predictive Japanese consistency, the car starts up without issue, emits a sweet but not offensive exhaust note, and rolls onto the test loop as we steer from a comfortable cockpit that's designed for the driver. The car demonstrates good power and astounding handling and we're impressed with the braking as well. Not surprisingly, all functions on the inside and out work just as they should and we race this one back to the mall so that the world can see it. While Classic Auto Mall represents that these functions were working at the time of our test drive, we cannot guarantee these functions will be working at the time of your purchase. Rare, specia