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Home of the GT-R. Final R35 T-spec sends off 18 years of Godzilla; the RZ34 Z continues the Fairlady line.

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Z

RZ34 · 2022 – present · Front-engine RWD sports coupe

Fairlady reborn. 3.0 twin-turbo V6, manual or 9-speed auto, retro-modern styling. Nissan's argument that sports cars still matter.

Power400 – 420 hp
0 – 1004.3 – 4.5 s
Top250 km/h
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GT-RHeritage· 2025

GT-R

R35 · 2007 – 2025 · Hand-built AWD supercar coupe

18 years of Godzilla. The R35 closes with the Premium-Edition T-spec and the 600 PS Nismo, the longest-lived supercar of its era.

Power565 – 600 hp
0 – 1002.8 – 2.9 s
Top315 km/h
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The Nismo Z finally gets a manual, and Japan gets the facelifted ZNews
Aug 27, 2026

The Nismo Z finally gets a manual, and Japan gets the facelifted Z

Nissan opened Japanese orders for the facelifted Fairlady Z on August 27, 2026. The Nismo gains a six-speed manual it never had, with a short-throw shifter, a strengthened clutch and reworked throttle and ignition mapping. Standard cars make 405 PS, the Nismo 420 PS. Prices run from 5,737,600 yen to 9,752,600 yen for the Nismo.