2017 Nissan 370Z
VEHICLE HIGHLIGHTS
This 2017 Nissan 370Z presents with 0 km on the odometer and is offered as a two-seat, two-door coupe — a compact, driver-focused package for buyers prioritising performance ownership. It’s a petrol car in a traditional front-engine, rear-wheel-drive layout, which keeps the driving experience direct and engaging.
This specific example pairs the 3.7-litre petrol unit with an automatic gearbox and a claimed economy of 10.4 L/100 km, a useful reference for budgeting running costs and touring fuel stops. Tight cabin packaging means limited practicality but strong driver ergonomics and visibility for spirited use; consider this when comparing used 370Z for sale against other sportscar options.
Located in Zwartkop, Centurion, Gauteng — enquire with the dealer to book a viewing or test drive of the 370Z 370 Z COUPE A/T, or ask them to compare similar petrol in Gauteng listings.
SELLER'S COMMENTS
If you’re after raw, naturally aspirated Japanese performance, look no further. This 2017 370Z is an absolute stunner finished in clean silver over dark alloy wheels with those iconic red brake calipers hiding behind them.Under the bonnet sits Nissan's legendary 3.7-litre V6 (VQ37VHR), pushing a brilliant 245 kW to the rear wheels. It sounds incredible, pulls hard through the rev range, and offers that old-school sports car feel you just don't get with modern turbo cars. Inside, you get a driver-focused cockpit featuring supportive sports seats, plus the bonus of an upgraded touchscreen infotainment system with modern smartphone connectivity for your maps and music. Sitting on 86,656 km and ready for its next owner. FINANCE NOTE: A mandatory 1 year extended warranty is required on all finance deals for your protection and peace of mind. Come check it out in person at Auto Assets in Centurion. Contact the team to chat about viewing, trade-ins, or finance options today!
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Nissan 370Z
Nissan’s 370Z is one of those cars you spot on the N1 and can’t help but respect. In South Africa, it’s a rare breed — a proper rear-driven, naturally-aspirated coupe that doesn’t apologise for being a little old-school. This isn’t a school-run special or a Sandton park-and-pose machine. It’s for the enthusiast who actually wants to drive, not just be seen. On paper at least, it’s up against the Toyota GR86 and Porsche 718 Cayman, but with just two cars listed nationally — one manual at R369,995 and one automatic at R405,500 — you’re not browsing, you’re hunting. And if you’re looking here, chances are you already know exactly what you’re after. Both cars are standard 370Z Coupes from 2011 to 2018, each with a shade over 102,000 km on the clock. That’s not wild for a car that was never meant to live its life stuck in traffic on Rivonia Road. What you get for your money is the kind of big-hearted 3.7-litre V6 that just doesn’t exist anymore, singing through a proper exhaust with the sort of character a 2.4-litre four could only dream of. It’s what the 370Z should have been from the start: honest, loud, and a little bit scarce. Used-only means you’ll need patience, and that scarcity keeps prices surprisingly firm — which, for some, only adds to the appeal.
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Nissan 370Z FAQs
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