Vehicle History & Overview

The included accident-free Carfax reports this 300ZX was delivered in April 1996 to its first owner in Mesa, Arizona. The second owner, said to be enthusiast of 90s Japanese sports cars, purchased the vehicle in 1998 and kept it in Florida until 2005. For the last 16 years the vehicle resided in New York until it was acquired by the seller in late 2021. According to the seller, the vehicle shows no modifications save for a dealer-installed, trunk-mounted Kenwood CD changer. Service records from 1996 are provided.

Similar to many other 90s Japanese performance cars, the Z32-chassis 300ZX was packed with technology and offered performance on par with many exotics of the era. A twin-turbocharged & intercooled 3.0L V6, 5-speed manual transmission, adjustable ride-control suspension, and Super HICAS four-wheel steering derived from the system on the mighty Skyline GT-R made said performance possible. 1996 was the final year for this technological tour-de-force and the last time a turbocharged Z-car would be offered in the US for nearly 30-years.

Equipment

• Arctic White Pearl paint

• T-tops with sunshades, tools, and storage bags

• Powered leather sport seats

• Bose AM/FM/Cassette stereo

• Automatic climate control

• Twin-turbocharged and intercooled 3.0L V6

• 5-Speed manual

• Super HICAS four-wheel steering

• Adjustable ride-control suspension

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Modifications

• Kenwood CD changer

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Servicing & Documentation

Service records from 1996 - 2005, with stamped factory service booklets shown below.

• September 2020 - Smithtown Nissan, clutch and battery replaced

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Imperfections

Per the seller, the following imperfections are noted:

• Windshield washer sprayer inoperative

• Chips on leading-edge surfaces

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Included Items

• Service records

• T-top, sunshades, and storage bags

• Owners manuals/books

• Red Nissan Z-key

• Spare tire with inflator/pump and tool kit

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