Inspired by the 1969 S30-generation sports car, the Z Heritage Edition features an exclusive paint color Sight Orange combined with a black decal on the hood that extends to the roof and trunk lid. Side stickers and a Heritage Edition logo around the Z emblems on the rear fenders complete the nostalgic look. The split front grille also nods to the design of the original Z.
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Comparison with the Japanese Version
Although the Japanese version, known as the Fairlady Z Customized Edition, features a retro badge on the upper grille and rear spoiler, the American version is just as impressive. It includes subtle fender extensions and the same 19-inch black-finished wheels, giving a modern touch to the classic design.
Specifications and Price in the US
In the United States, the Z Heritage Edition is based on the Z Performance trim level and offers six-speed manual or nine-speed automatic transmission options. The starting price is $60,275, including destination and handling fees, representing a $6,165 premium over the regular Z Performance. For enthusiasts seeking more performance, the Z Nismo is available for $66,890, but only with automatic transmission.
Limited Production and Sales Performance
Nissan hasn’t disclosed how many units will be produced, but we know that the Z Heritage Edition is limited and exclusively for the 2024 model year. In the first quarter, U.S. sales of the Z increased by 44%, totaling 671 units, comfortably surpassing the Toyota Supra, which saw a 44.4% decline in sales.
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