Latest generation of Nissan’s iconic sports car set for U.S. sale this summer
NASHVILLE, May 16, 2022--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nissan today announced the MSRP1 for the latest iteration of its "attainable dream car," the 2023 Nissan Z – $39,990 for the Z Sport and $49,990 for the Z Performance. Both grades are scheduled to arrive at Nissan dealerships nationwide in Summer 2022.
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The Nissan Z has brought joy and excitement of sports car ownership for over 50 years. That spirit and heritage continues today with the latest generation. (Photo: Business Wire)
"The Nissan Z is our company’s heart and soul, bringing sports car design, performance and excitement to a broad range of buyers, starting with the introduction of the first generation more than 50 years ago," said Michael Colleran, senior vice president, Nissan U.S. Marketing and Sales. "With a starting MSRP of less than $40,000, this latest version is ready to create a whole new generation of Nissan Z fans when it comes to market this summer."
The 2023 Nissan Z is offered in Sport and Performance grade levels, along with a special "Proto Spec" edition. Limited to 240 units for the U.S. market, the Proto Spec edition will feature a special plaque, as well as exclusive interior and exterior features, all paying homage to the Z Proto launched in 2020. All grades are equipped with a 400-horsepower 3.0-liter V6 twin-turbo engine and choice of 6-speed manual transmission or a new 9-speed automatic transmission with paddle shifters.
2023 Nissan Z Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Prices1:
Z Coupe Sport 6MT or 9AT
Z Coupe Performance 6MT or 9AT
Z Coupe Proto Spec 6MT or 9AT*
Destination and Handling $1,025. *Total production limited to 240 units combined.
The 2023 Z boasts a fresh and sleek exterior design with a silhouette that communicates respect to its lineage with its long hood and short deck. Inside, the driver-centric cockpit takes inspiration from past Z generations with its traditional three analog pod gauges while including modern amenities like a 12.3-inch customizable racing-inspired TFT meter and available 9.0-inch touchscreen display.
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MSRP excludes applicable tax, title, license fees and $1,025 USD destination charges. Dealer sets actual price. Prices and specs are subject to change without notice.
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Josh Clifton Senior Manager, Product Communications 615-725-1767 josh.clifton@nissan-usa.com Jonathan Buhler Product Communications – Sports Cars and Sedans 615-725-0966 jonathan.buhler@nissan-usa.com
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