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2003 Nissan 350Z
The 2003 Nissan 350Z is a sports car with lots of power,
handling, road holding ability and brakes. In short,
this is a car for drivers with a passion for the curving
tracks of life. This small car has a 3.5-liter V6 capable
of 287 hp.
Pick one of five different models, base, Enthusiast,
Performance, Touring or Track, for packages with different
focuses. This is the first Z series Nissan to be available
in America since the 300ZX of 1996.
Under The Hood
As is not surprising in a class that is all about performance,
the 350Z is impressive under the hood. 287 horsepower
at 6200 rpm is responsible for 274 ft-lbs of torque
at 4800 rpm. Stick this onto the small 350Z chassis
and you can get from 0-60 in under 6.0 seconds. A fast
car.
To break down the drivability features by model, the
base starts with 17-inch wheels, a 6-speed manual transmission,
four-wheel antilock disc brakes and dual front airbags.
Side and curtain side airbags are available for any
of the five models.
An upgrade to the Enthusiast model includes traction
control, a limited slip differential and a 5-speed automatic
transmission. Move to the Touring (manual) or Perfomance
models and add an anti-skid system, tire pressure monitor
and 18-inch wheels, and finally, move to the Track Edition
where a rear spoiler is installed along with upgraded
brakes.
Standard Features and Optional Add-ons
When it comes to standard comfort and convenience features,
the 350Z base model is pretty well equipped. Alloy wheels
and great styling adorn the outside and a theft-deterrent
system guards some great interior details, for example,
AM/FM/CD player, automatic climate control with A/C,
power everything, and a leather-wrapped steering wheel.
Model upgrades were mostly focused on drivability differences
but there are some interior enhancements. For the Enthusiast
version add cruise control, a universal garage door
opener and an automatic day/night mirror. The Performance
and Track model have these same features.
The Touring version has an interior, comfort focus.
Leather upholstery, heated seats with power adjustments
and heated power mirrors are combined with an audio
system upgrade to Bose Tuner with in-dash, 6-CD changer.
A navigation system with an in-dash screen can be added
as an optional feature to the Performance, Touring and
Track models. A cargo mat and floor mats are also available.
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