2010 Nissan 370Z consumer reviews

The Power Convertible top, Sport package, 19 " Sport wheels, Rev Matching Manual Transmission and Air conditioned power seats are great finishing touches on this car!

This is my dream car, have had lots of road trip adventures with "Zelda". New job entails much travel, more work, less adventure.

This car is not for everyone. If you dont mind a manual ,hard to get in and out,very stiff bumpy ride. All that makes up for a race car feel with power and handling that is expected from a vehicle like this.

Runs circles around the BMW. Best car I have ever owned. Great power and handling. Styling is second to none. I love it more every day

Luv the design and the 19in wheel Loved the sound and speed The heating and power seats are so comfortable.

OK, I'll admit it. When Nissan first came out with the 350Z I thought to myself, "Geez, what an UGLY car!"....But let 10 years go by, and my goodness, and they grew on me. Now, I never DID buy one (yet) because I'm looking for a tricked out, modified NISMO and I am really fussy about the exterior car color. I've test driven a half dozen 350Z's , 370Z's and a couple of NISMOs. They've all been really fun to drive, although I'm less than impressed with the Base model, since it doesn't have the upgraded interior or brakes.

I would highly recommend asking this dealership for detailed pictures of any car your interested in. I went to this dealership and all their cars included a white Nissan 370Z that's shown on the picture was in terrible shape from minor scratches to broken mirrors and rust. Keep this in mind before wasting money and time like I did to find out your at a junkyard

Purchased my 1st sports car in 2010. The 370Z is certainly worth the cost. Still get compliments from other people when they observe the vehicle in parking lots.

The Nissan Z series was never a strong powerhouse among it's competitors nor was it ever a "super car." What it is though is a perfect balance of affordable speed that also looks great. The 370Z is nothing short of a work of art. Flowing smooth body lines and a huge upgrade from the 350Z model where the power roof blends much better with the body in the 370Z model. A factory rated 330 hp is nothing to boast about among the "tuner world" however its nothing to be taken lightly either. This car is more car than most people need on the road ways. Quick smooth shifting, clean full power acceleration through low and mid ranges. The beauty of the Z is that it's fast enough on a straight line but even more exhilarating through turns. Tight suspension and minimal body roll makes while coming into a corner, down shifting and hearing the roar of the VQ37VHR engine just begging to be pushed a little harder. All this fun? All this class? All this style for without having to take a home equity loan to buy it is amazing! I've been driving Nissan Zs since 2002 and every year it keeps getting better and better. Timeless designs and endless hours of fun not to mention so many aftermarket parts really makes the Z a great icon not only of the Nissan line up but of the car industry itself. Try one. If you like it, buy one. And I bet you can't help but smile ear to ear when everyone, every where tells you how beautiful your car is.

I spent some time researching a sports car in the 20 - 30 thousand price range. The 370Z had the best overall ratings for speed, performance, and value. I love driving the car, it handles well and drives like a normal car until push the gas pedal down a little further. My grandson is 9 and expects me to save this car for him.