Nissan announces Z pricing
By Gail Kachadourian
Automotive News / January 08, 2002
Nissan's 2003 350Z, which goes on sale in August, will have a
starting sticker price of $26,809, including destination charge.
The automaker will offer various models, including:
Two Enthusiast models. The models will include Xenon headlamps
and cruise control. The six-speed manual transmission model will
cost $28,789. The Enthusiast model equipped with a five-speed
automatic transmission will be priced at $29,759.
The Performance model. Priced at $30,969, the Performance package
includes a tire air pressure monitoring system and 18-inch
aluminum wheels.
Two Touring models. Both models will include power adjustable
heated seats and heated mirrors. The five-speed automatic
transmission model will sell for $32,129; the six-speed manual
transmission model will sell for $33,719.
The Track model. At $34,619, the Track is the 350Z's highest
priced model. Features include front and rear spoilers, 18-inch
lightweight aluminum wheels and Brembo high-performance brakes.
Nissan on Jan. 15 will start taking Web orders for the 350Z. The
vehicles will arrive in U.S. dealerships in August.
Matt Murray
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