Nissan has unveiled the 2012 version of its sports coupe 370Z. The 370Z first came to the world in October 1969 as ‘Nissan Fairlady Z’. It was followed by many versions i.e. the 240Z, the 260Z, the 280Z, the 280ZX, the 300ZX, the 350Z and now the 370Z. This car produces 332 bhp from its 3.7 Liter, V6 engine with a 6-speed manual or a 7-speed automatic transmission gearbox.
New features on the Z facelift are the vertical LED daytime running lights, rear reflectors, 19-inch aluminum-alloy wheels, and Euro-tuned shock absorbers. It will be now available in two new colours - Magma Red and Midnight Blue. Also, the brake callipers get a red finish. The coupe will be available as a convertible and in the official in-house tuner masked Nismo putting out impressive 350PS and 276Nm of torque with a power to weight ratio of 206 bhp/tonne.
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