
Datsun 240Z / Fairlady Z
The 240Z introduced the Z-car identity with a clean fastback shape, a driver-focused cabin, and an affordable sports-car feel. It became the visual starting point for the entire archive.
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The 240Z introduced the Z-car identity with a clean fastback shape, a driver-focused cabin, and an affordable sports-car feel. It became the visual starting point for the entire archive.

The Z32 pushed the Z into a more advanced 1990s era. Its body became wider and smoother, with a more integrated design language than the earlier cars.

The 350Z reintroduced the Z as a modern performance coupe after a gap in production. It simplified the shape into a short, solid, planted stance that became central to 2000s Nissan performance culture.

The 370Z refined the Z33 formula with tighter proportions and a more aggressive front end. NISMO versions amplified the motorsport feel through aero and chassis-focused styling.

The current Z reinterprets historic Z cues with a modern body and lighting package. Its profile and roofline reference earlier generations while the surfacing is clean and current.