The 1990 Nissan 300ZX marks the debut of the iconic Z32 generation, a complete grounds-up redesign that established the model as one of the definitive Japanese sports cars of the 1990s. It won Motor Trend's Import Car of the Year in 1990 and was praised for its revolutionary use of Computer Automated Design (CAD).
The Z32 was an engineering showcase for Nissan, boasting features that were incredibly advanced for 1990:
- Super HICAS: An electronic four-wheel steering system on Turbo models that turned the rear wheels to improve high-speed stability and low-speed cornering.
- Aero Design: Notable for its distinctive flush-mount headlights, which were so aerodynamically efficient that Lamborghini later licensed them for the Diablo facelift.
- Driver-Centric Cockpit: Pod-mounted climate and light controls wrapped directly around the instrument cluster for optimal ergonomics.
Offered at Duncan Imports and Classics, this car has 12,500 actual miles and comes with the build sheet, dealer paperwork, window sticker and all keys.
