Nissan Motor releases new Fairlady Z

TOKYO, Japan - Nissan President Carlos Ghosn stands by the new Fairlady Z, known as the 350Z in the United States, at a presentation ceremony in Tokyo on July 30. The fifth generation of the Fairlady Z series, the best-selling series of sports cars in the world, is powered by a 3,500-cc V6 cylinder engine. Nissan offers the sports car in four grades at prices ranging from 3 million to 3.6 million yen.

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