To replace the Z33 Nissan 350Z, the Z34-generation was named Nissan 370Z, in reference to the 3.7-liter displacement of the VQ-series V6 powerplant. Retaining the classic sportscar drivetrain layout of front engine, rear-wheel drive that has defined the Z series for five decades, the 370Z has offered between 332 and 350 horsepower at an affordable price for more than a decade.