Vehicle Description
The new class of Japanese classic cars is starting to get red hot,
and the 1993 Nissan 300ZX convertible has all the best features.
It's a loaded tuxedo-style drop-top, and you control the wonderful
fuel-injected motor with a five-speed. So there's nothing in the
way of you enjoying this affordable modern classic.
This generation Z-car looks like a shark on land with flush-mounted
headlights and sleek sheet metal. But there's more there than just
aggression. The Japanese build quality means the panels still have
a nice and clean style. In fact, many people may not even think
this one is old enough for vintage plates, but this new class of
classic has crossed the important 30-year threshold. And we like
the way the white paint and black roof go together to give this the
look of formalwear. Plus, factory 16-inch alloys, flared fenders,
and quad exhaust tips make sure this proper classic also has a true
sporty style.
The black interior means this one has a tuxedo color combo with the
roof up or down. It shows the way you would expect for a car with
this age and believed actual mileage that has seen responsible use.
And the way it still looks quite nice today is a testament to the
respect it has seen. In fact, there was a recent investment in new
seats, and these look terrific. Plus, they are a body-hugging
design that power adjust to the ideal position. It's part of a
racecar-inspired feeling that also comes from the enveloping center
console, excellent sight lines, and a roll hoop that adds rigidity
to the body. Not only is it quite sporty, but it's also loaded. You
have power windows, power locks, a power convertible top, power
steering, a driver's airbags, cruise control, and an upgraded
AM/FM/cassette stereo with CD changer.
What makes this such a terrific driver's car is the 3.0-liter DOHC
V6 is a truly marvelous motor. With 222 horsepower on tap, this
fuel-injected, multi-valve powerplant loves to rev, and it makes a
wonderful guttural growl at full throttle. And you are in complete
control of this full power and its dual exhaust symphony thanks to
the five-speed manual transmission. These engines proved to be
quite hardy, and while they respond well to modifications, this one
remains stock and tidy - like a maturely maintained sports car
should be. In fact, part of the appeal of a sports car like this is
it has the same everyday usability as any other Nissan. Still, the
moment you feel like hitting the open road, the fully independent
sports suspension and four-wheel power disc brakes work in harmony
to remind you instantly how the Z-car is a true all-around fun
driver.
This is an impressive driver's drop-top offered for quite a nice
price. In fact, the value price also leaves room in your budget for
the future. There are details that you'll likely improve like
investing in the paint, replacing the top to restore rear window
clarity, or repairing the air conditioning. It's not the kind of
things that keep you from enjoying the drive, and instead, these
are the kinds of things you do down the road as people continue
having a deeper reverence for this generation Z-car. So if you want
fun for now and a nice setup for the years to come, call today!
