Z Models - Base, Enthus, Track, Touring, Grand Touring ?

[SVTCOBRA]

Where can I find description of each?? Would like to know the differences.

[samej82]

http://www.nissanusa.com

[SVTCOBRA]

Thanks! that does help some.Currently, I'm looking at used Z's (2004 & 2005). Just thought there would be a list somewhere of Z's by year by model showing what the differences were. For example, I was looking at a 2004, but didn't know which model it was. However, I did find one site that helped me determine that model.We currently have 2 G sedans & a cobra. Daughter drives a Max.Was/am considering trading a G for a Z.

[samej82]

Hope you find it. Post some pics after you get your new ride.

[nsrZ32]

Track Model is the only way to go

Shame they no longer make it though

[C-Kwik]

Try http://www.nissannews.com/nissan/index.shtml.

You can look at info for various years by clicking on the specific year and model. Once you get into the car's page, there are links to spec pages on the right.

[SVTCOBRA]

Try http://www.nissannews.com/nissan/index.shtml.

You can look at info for various years by clicking on the specific year and model. Once you get into the car's page, there are links to spec pages on the right.

Excellent! Thanks!!

[samej82]

Track Model is the only way to go

Shame they no longer make it though

They don't?

[evildky]

they sort of blended the track with the touring model to get the new Grand Touring, and the Nismo is would be far more suited to "track" designation anyhow so the track model sort got made irrelivant

[NSRsheets]

Take the vin to a Nissan dealer. They should be able to tell you what model it is.

[SVTCOBRA]

I figured it out using carsdirect.com.

Thanks!!!

[jEzTeR]

The best bang for the buck (IMO) is an 04/05 Enthus. 6 speed.

LSDHIDLight weight(for a z33)Price

Now if you want leather and the Bose then you want the Touring.

The Track gets the Brembos and Rays but also cost a bunch more. (big brake upgrade are high too though so it may be worth the extra cash)

Get one in Sunset LaMans!

[badfish25]

you can also check out http://www.edmunds.com, research used cars there is usually a description of all the models and what changes were made year to year.