To fully understand why the Z32 300ZX was such a big turnaround for Nissan, it's worth taking a look back at the previous generation Z31. It was, in the eyes of many, a disappointment that strayed ...

Of all the Nissan Z cars, arguably two endure the most today: the original 240Z, and the sleek and twin-turbocharged Z32 300ZX of the 1990s. And the designer of that car, Toshio Yamashita ...

Why The Naturally Aspirated Z32 Nissan 300ZX Is More Reliable It's obvious that, in the grand scheme of things, in a world where money is no object, a twin-turbocharged 300ZX is the go-to model ...

And, curiously enough, this sports car has the same name as a handsome boulevardier of note, the Nissan 300ZX. A little history may put things in perspective. Way back in 1970 there was another ...

The imminent arrival of the new Nissan Z and the resurgence of seemingly all things '90s have sparked new interest in the 1990–1996 Z32-generation Nissan 300ZX. A bold return to form after the ...

Photo: TheSketchMonkey / YouTube Back when the Nissan 300ZX first appeared, it was labeled as the Z31 and followed in 1989 by the Z32 while keeping the same moniker for the first and only time ...

The man widely regarded as the father of the Z car, Yutaka Katayama—"Mr. K" to his fans—fought to ensure that the 240Z would be a two-seat, fixed-roof sports car, not the convertible grand ...

Today, prices are soaring for clean fourth-generation Toyota Supras and third-generation Mazda RX-7s from the same era, though in your Craigslist searches, you notice the Z32-series Nissan 300ZX ...

Interestingly, the Nissan 300ZX moniker lasted for two generations – Z31 and Z32 – between 1983 and 1989 and then early 1989 until 2000. The Z32 was produced as a two-door convertible ...

Meet the 262-mph Nissan 300ZX, known to its friends as the JUN Bonneville Z32. Wild 220-MPH V12 Toyota Supra For Sale In Japan Back in 1991, JUN Automechanic modified a 3.0 twin-turbo manual car.

It’s no secret that the Rad era is the newest hotspot in car collecting, but this 1994 Nissan 300ZX’s auction end was still mind-boggling. The five-speed manual twin-turbo T-top model sold ...