1988 Nissan 300ZX

Pros: Comfortable ride, elec dash, highly reliable, quick and fast.

Cons: Very expensive parts, many dealer only items for original replacement.

The Bottom Line: If I had to do it again, I would. This machine was quality from the word go.I'm not usually one for Japanese cars. Fast, quick, reliable, and fun.

Review: I bought an '88 Turbo 2-seater model in Feb of '07. Overall, my experience with this car was good (I plan on doing a slightly modified resto of it). Unfortunately, the previous owner decided an expensive stereo and rims were better than actually having ...

Pros: torque, design, driver features, reliability, handling, fun

Cons: Cost to repair special model parts, customizing parts are hard to find.

The Bottom Line: Lots of features and reliable if not outright abused. Great design and fun to drive, especially with the T-tops removed.

Review: Out of High School, I had planned to save some money and purchase a used sports car that I could enjoy and possibly customize. My father is a "Z" car collector and growing up seeing these types of cars persuaded me to look into that direction with my car ...

Pros: Unbelievable Customer Service

Cons: NONE

Review: I purchased my 1988 Nissan 300ZX because it was in incredible condition for a 12 year old car. I had been looking for a "fun" car for a long time. I had it for 6 months and the fuel injectors went bad. I took it in for service the service...

Pros: Torquey V6, impressive interior, sweet V6 bellow, classic good looks

Cons: Technofest dash, frustrating climate controls, could stand to lose some weight ,over heavy steering

The Bottom Line: A car that is part of Nissan's Z heritage, but maybe not the greatest part.

Review: Nissan Fairlady. It's a name that has a long heritage behind it and ,perhaps unsurprisingly, is a name that car enthusiasts immediately recognize. My roommate just recently bought a 1988 300ZX (non-turbo), and being the one who advised him on it I ...