2023 Nissan 400Z

 Looking forward to something positive and entertaining in 2022?  Then check out the revamped 2023 Nissan 400Z sports car with the friendly folks at Waxahachie Nissan located at 1800 W Hwy 287 in Waxahachie, Texas, or by calling the dealership at 469.309.7900 and place your order for this sleek, upscale, corner bending, asphalt eating fun machine. 

The new 400Z should be arriving in the showroom soon and will be leaving just as quickly with their very happy owners. Why you say?  The excitement starts with what is under its traditional long hood as the twin-turbo V6 whips up a cool 400 horses.  That energy will place you and yours at 60 mph in about a blink over 3 seconds and sound great in the journey.  It is the same engine found in the Infiniti Q50 Red Sport and much like the Infiniti, it lets go of 350 lb-ft of torque that stretches across a wide-ranged plateau of rpm from 1,600 to 5,200.  Buyers of the Nissan Z will have a choice of transmissions in the form of a smooth-shifting nine-speed automatic with aluminum paddle shifters. Yes, the new Z still offers a stick shift as the other way to go is a six-speed manual with a carbon-fiber driveshaft and an Exedy performance clutch. 

When you upgrade to the Performance model you will inherit automated rev-matching on downshifts and the slush-box gets launch control.  The Z comes in two basic flavors with the base model Sport packing 18-inch wheels and 2-piston front/single-piston rear brakes.  The Performance Z has 19-inch Rays wheels and wears Bridgestone high-performance tires with larger brakes.  The cool thing is that the base Sport isn’t a stripped-down model as it comes with the same powertrain along with a customizable 12.3 digital gauge cluster and a versatile stylish cabin.

Every 2023 Nissan Z inside represents a giant leap up from its predecessors, especially with new tech.  The seats are cloth in the Sport with heated leather in the Performance and while seated you can listen to your favorite music with 6 or 8 Bose stereo speakers.  A lot of things stay the same with its long hood and a squared-off rear creating a profile that brings to mind Z’s of the past.  The LED headlights are designed to bring back memories of the 1970s era, while the taillights are meant to look like the 300 ZX.  But really, the 2023 Nissan Z isn’t just a retro from the past years or a refresh model.  The Z has its own soul and identity. That is what you will agree on when you drive one.  Get your order in now as time marches on.