Since the first 240Z in 1969, Nissan's Z line has provided a first-rate sports car experience for a very reasonable price. Although subsequent Zs may have strayed from the original ideology, the latest version returns to its roots. Like other Zs, the 2005 Nissan 350Z has a six-cylinder engine in front, now placed behind the front axle line for optimum weight distribution, driving the rear wheels. It produces its 287-horsepower (hp) output--nearly as much as the late 300ZX Turbo's 300hp engine--without turbos. The suspension and the brakes fully measure up to the engine's level, without requiring any complex four-wheel steering systems. And while the 350Z looks expensive, with distinctive styling, it doesn't have a particularly high price, especially considering its performance potential.. Head over to CNET.com to read on about the 2006 model of the Nissan 350Z Roadster automobile.



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