- 2023 Nissan Z Sport
- 3.0L Twin-Turbocharged V6
- 6-Speed Manual
- RWD
- Inozetek Liquid Molten Copper Supergloss Vinyl Wrap
- Gun Metallic Exterior
- Graphite Interior
- EXEDY® High-Performance Clutch
- Rae-Motorsports 3” Titanium Intakes
- Boosted6Autowerkz Full Downpipes
- Rae-Motorsports Catback Non-Resonated Exhaust
- Ecutek Tuner
- Tuned by SOHO Motorsports (452 RWHP / 470 RWTQ)
- Pandem Widebody Kit (Authentic PandemUSA)
- Seibon Carbon Hood
- Paint w/ Air Suspension Install
- CF Mirror & Door Caps
- Hood Props
- Airdemand Air Struts w/ Airlift 3P Management
- Braum Elite-R Reclining Seats (Red/Black Trim)
- Harness Bar (Red Gloss)
- 4PT Harness x2
- Illuminated Kick Plate (Brushed Metallic)
- Floor Mat Package (Mats, Cargo Net, First Aid Kit, etc.)
Nissan’s illustrious line-up of Z cars can be traced all the way back to 1969, with the first-generation Fairlady. We must also be thankful to Nissan for keeping up the line throughout the years. After all, sports cars are usually the first segment to be axed when a company faces difficult waters, or when the increasing appetite for SUVs becomes ravishing. Yet, Nissan not only retained the Z, but also introduced the seventh generation in 2023. Tantalizingly bearing the RZ34 chassis code, it’s an evolution over the preceding 370Z, and is simply called the Z. Today, we have a modified 2023 Nissan Z Sport from Fayetteville, North Carolina. Sporting elements such as a Pandem widebody kit, a Seibon carbon hood, and of course, performance upgrades, this 13,069-mile machine reportedly makes 452 horsepower and 470 lb-ft of torque at the wheels!
Exterior and Interior
This 2023 Nissan Z Sport’s paint job is Gun Metallic Gray, but the car’s been wrapped in a captivating Liquid Molten Copper Inzotec wrap for a simply stunning vibe. When paired with its widebody kit and other exterior elements such as its CF mirror and door caps, this car looks like it's straight out of the Need For Speed franchise. The car sits lower, too, thanks to Airdemand air struts with Airlift 3P Management for control. The red and black interior of this 2023 Nissan Z Sport features the Floor Mat Package, and the front seats have gained four-point harnesses. Everything else appears intact, such as the digital gauge cluster, automatic climate control system, and infotainment suite with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. The trunk space also appears more or less untouched, save for the presence of the rear roll cage.
Engine
This 2023 Nissan Z Sport has got a 3.0-liter twin-turbo V6 as it came with from the factory. But here, the engine’s been given an Ecutek tuner and tuned by Soho Motorsports to deliver the outputs that we mentioned in our preamble. That’s not all, it sounds great thanks to Boosted Autowerkz full downpipes and a Rae Motorsports catback non-resonated exhaust. There’s also a Rae Motorsports titanium intake. Power goes to the rear axle through a 6-speed manual gearbox with an Exedy high-performance clutch. There’s a few more things too, so why not give us a shout if you’re interested in this car?
Nissan’s illustrious line-up of Z cars can be traced all the way back to 1969, with the first-generation Fairlady. We must also be thankful to Nissan for keeping up the line throughout the years. After all, sports cars are usually the first segment to be axed when a company faces difficult waters, or when the increasing appetite for SUVs becomes ravishing. Yet, Nissan not only retained the Z, but also introduced the seventh generation in 2023. Tantalizingly bearing the RZ34 chassis code, it’s an evolution over the preceding 370Z, and is simply called the Z. Today, we have a modified 2023 Nissan Z Sport from Fayetteville, North Carolina. Sporting elements such as a Pandem widebody kit, a Seibon carbon hood, and of course, performance upgrades, this 13,069-mile machine reportedly makes 452 horsepower and 470 lb-ft of torque at the wheels!
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