After a season of developing the Nissan Z GT4 for U.S. competition, the Z finally made a trip to victory lane on American soil. The biggest challenge Nissan and Nismo engineers had between here and Japan was the bumpier, less-than-perfect surfaces of courses in the States. They seem to have conquered that issue as the triumph took place at notoriously …
I still haven't seen one of these in the wild (the street version). I'm beginning to think they don't exist 
In reply to 06HHR (Forum Supporter) :
I saw my second privately owned Z this weekend!
😁 I am, apparently, not the only one who has not spied the latest Z out and about on the streets. Truth be told, I haven't seen one in a showroom either, but that could possibly due to the fact I haven't looked.
In reply to 300zxfreak :
I've only seen a handful. New Zs regularly show up in my Facebook Marketplace feed, though, such as this one:
https://www.facebook.com/share/hQ41a54n4ac9o9qt/?mibextid=79PoIi
Probably would sell a lot more if it had rear seats, even tiny ones.
In reply to J.A. Ackley :
72k? I was not expecting that. I was thinking that it would be in the high 50s.
In reply to dean1484 :
MSRP for a Z Nismo is $65,750. I've actually seen higher prices when they first started rolling into dealers near me, but they have come back down a bit from outer space.
I have seen 3 in the wild so far.
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