Nissan Z-car - Z32 (1989 to 2000)

The 300ZX Z32 was introduced by Nissan in 1989, marking a new era for the Z-Car with its aerodynamic design, advanced technology and balanced performance. Available in coupe and t-top versions with rear-wheel drive and manual or automatic transmissions, it was powered by the 3.0L DOHC V6 engine in naturally aspirated (VG30DE) and twin-turbo (VG30DETT) variants. Notable versions included the 300ZX Base Model, 300ZX Twin Turbo, Japanese Fairlady Z  and the Stillen SMZ edition developed by Steve Millen with performance and aerodynamic enhancements. The Z32 also served as the basis for several successful Race Cars, including Nissan and Stillen prepared variants that excelled in IMSA and Le Mans, cementing its legacy as one of the most iconic Japanese sports cars of the 1990s. The Nissan 300ZX Z32 was produced until 2000.