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How can one argue with the 2009 Nissan 370Z? Increasing the 350 to 370 means you get .2L more displacement and an additional 24 horsepower. Careful engineering shortened the wheelbase nearly 4 inches providing a lighter, more compact package. The lines of the Z remain aggressive, with no design aspects sacrificed to improve performance. The VQ series engine retains its bold exhaust note, easily a favorite among eVox staffers. Another nice surprise comes with the expected MSRP which starts at around $30,000. Nissan has been a pioneer in the compact sports car arena, and the new Nissan 370Z will easily take its rightful place within that legacy.






