First seen in 1969 as the Datsun 240Z, the two-seat hatchback was the first Japanese-built sports car to sell strongly in the U.S. Nissan’s modern-day 350Z coupe went on sale as a 2003 model.

The new Nissan 350Z completely fractures this ... Contributing to this comfort are the 350Z's excellent seats. They're supportive and well shaped, with plenty of lateral support, thanks to ...

and the seats are very comfortable. See All 5 Photos While this Nissan's 306 horsepower doesn't confer the bragging rights it did only a few years ago, it still makes for a very quick 350Z ...

The seats are custom-tailored to the ... One thing is for sure: The 350Z goes its own way proudly and confidently. Nissan figures there's a significant pool of buyers out there who see things ...

Sadly, such cars as Nissan's estimable 350Z suffer from the flavor-of-the ... heated wider-view side mirrors, and a seat-cushion height adjustment. The optional navigation system now has a faster ...

If you want a quiet life, ignore the Nissan 350Z roadster. Without the coupe's ... position and effective glass wind blocker behind the seats. The roadster was quite a bit more expensive than ...

Our long-term Nissan 350Z rests after a nice sprint up the coast ... elbows occasionally turn on the seat heaters, and the method with which you have to pull out the center cubby to close it ...

As this 350Z includes the Premium Touring package, it comes with heated seats and also features power windows and cruise control. Driving the Nissan 350Z is a 3.5-liter naturally aspirated V6 ...

The 350Z isn't perfect. Honestly, an Evo or a Subaru Impreza WRX STi makes more sense, considering their higher performance, similar price and superior passenger and luggage capacity. Nissan has ...