The all-new Nissan 370Z will be available for online order in the UK from Monday 2nd February with first customer deliveries in the country due in July. The range consists of three different trim versions, the entry-level 370Z priced from £26,895, the GT Pack priced £30195 and the top-of-the-line GT Ultimate that starts from £31,895. The latest 'Z' coupe is powered by a 3.7-litre V6 engine rated at 331PS, while torque is 366Nm. The engine is mated to a six-speed manual gearbox but buyers can opt for a new 7-speed automatic transmission that is priced at £,1400.The entry level 370Z comes equipped with Intelligent Key, engine stop/start button, power adjustable seats, climate controlled air-conditioning, 18" alloy wheels, automatic xenon headlamps, curtain airbag, alarm, audio with auxiliary input and Bluetooth hands free phone connection.
The GT Pack adds RAYS alloy wheels, heated seats trimmed in black suede and leather, a six-CD Bose audio system with eight speakers, cruise control, speed limiter and Synchro Rev Control -a technology that automatically matches the revs, during up and down-shifts, with the manual gearbox, promising to make gear changes faster and smoother.
Finally, the GT Ultimate gets Persimmon suede leather along with a DVD satellite navigation system with full European mapping covering 33 countries and voice guidance in seven languages.
Aside from the automatic gearbox, the only other available option for the 370Z is the metallic paint priced at £450.
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