When the Nissan 370Z was released, enthusiasts were immediately enamored, and were also eager for a drop-top version. When the drop top was finally unveiled, there were love it or hate it reactions due to the awkward proportions when the top is up. Despite the awkwardness of what will no doubt be a fun car, the pricing of the 370Z roadster will officially begin at $36,970.
The Nissan 370Z coupe is priced under $30K, which may discourage consumers from the significantly pricier roaster. That being said, the roadster is better appointed than the coupe and is less of a sports-oriented model suggests Nissan Service Bremerton. The only option for the roadster is the seven-speed automatic transmission, which will bump the roadsterâs price beyond $38,000.
Nissanâs new 370Z roadster offers improved performance over the 350Z roadster, which should satisfy die-hard Z Car enthusiasts. While the latest roadster is more expensive than the current coupe and outgoing 350Z roadster admits Nissan Financing Yuma, it still offers balances value and sportiness compared with other vehicles on the market, particularly when compared to the new Infiniti G37 convertible.
Buyers of the Nissan roadster will likely be those who are not as concerned with performance as they are with style and luxury. Essentially, one Bridgeport CT Nissan dealer suggests that this means the Z roadster will be competing with the likes of the BMW Z4 roadster and the Mercedes-Benz SLK roadster. By comparison, the 370Z seems like the better deal.
