I think the looks are great the interior is dated. Heck even the Nissan kicks has an all LCD gauge cluster and updated interior other than the new seats which hail from the Juke Nismo and just look stuffed in there. All else remains unchanged. Id opt for the automatic as changing gears gets old after a while. They did tune up the exhaust note and made it sound better than the muted 2013-18 models. If you know how to drive the Nismo is for you. Its designed to perform and thats what it does. If you have a drive to work on a freeway with twists and turns this car is a blast. Traffic car no unless you have the auto then its good for both. Its great as a second car if you have family and kids. Single Its hip to pick up chicks and sport around. Great auto x car again if you know how to drive. I love my Nismo so much I made a Murano Nismo out of a 370z best of both worlds family capacity and fiercely fun!

Rev up your driving experience with the 2017 Nissan 370Z! This sleek and stylish coupe delivers thrilling performance with its powerful V6 engine, precise handling, and sharp looks that turn heads on the road. Offering great value for its performance, the 370Z impresses with its sporty appeal and well-appointed interior. However, it falls short on modern tech features compared to some rivals. When considering alternatives, the 370Z stands out against the Mazda MX-5 Miata and the Toyota 86, offering an adrenaline-pumping ride for enthusiasts seeking driving excitement.

Fast, well designed by a Canadian who was born and raised around the Datsun 240Z. Great value! Highly recommended!

Good entry level sports car. If your into an affordable sports car, relatively low on maintenance cost, this is 5/5. It only lacks in luxury for which you want the Infinity or something german.

The 370Z Nismo is worth the extra money. It’s a track car for the street.