Nissan 370Z - Z34 (2009 to 2020)

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 offered between 332 and 350 horsepower at an affordable price for more than a decade. From a valuation perspective and for simplicity, the market for 370Z's is broadly broken up into four distinct variants, all of which have additional sub-variants:  the Base Model, Touring, Sport, and NISMO. Special editions such as the 40th Anniversary and the 50th Anniversary are tracked separately. Custom cars, vehicles that feature irreversible body modifcations and/or engine swaps, irrespective of trim, are also tracked separately. Although the 370Z would continue in production until 2020, sales were extended into the 2021 model year while the market waited for the next-generation Z.