Nissan 370Z Black Edition – only cosmetics

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We’ve just saw the 20th Anniversary Limited Edition Mazda MX-5 and here’s another “edition” car, this time it’s Nissan with the 370Z Black Edition that marks the 40th anniversary of the Z-car. Available from April as a coupé only, and in a limited run of just 370 units in Europe, it comes in two metallic shades: black and quartz. Both paints use Nissan’s pioneering Scratch Shield technology which “heals” the finish in the case of stone chip damage.

You can spot a Black Edition by its dark grey 19” aluminium forged RAYS wheels, red brake callipers and 40th Anniversary emblem at the rear. Inside, there’s red leather and suede on the seats and door trim, with embossed 40th Anniversary logo on the chairs. To match that, the leather steering, centre console and knee pads come withe red stitching. Nissan’s Connect Premium combined touch-screen satellite navigation and audio system with USB connectivity (9.3GB hard disk) tops it all off.

No change under the skin. The 370Z is powered by a 324 bhp 3.7-litre V6 capable of 0-100 km/h in 5.3 seconds (5.6 seconds for the automatic version) and is Euro 5 compliant. Edaran Tan Chong sells the standard 370Z in Malaysia at RM370,000. Interestingly, our car is quoted to have 328 bhp – perhaps Nissan had to sacrifice a few horses to meet Euro 5 standards.

More pictures after the jump.

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Danny Tan loves driving as much as he loves a certain herbal meat soup, and sweet engine music as much as drum beats. He has been in the auto industry since 2006, previously filling the pages of two motoring magazines before joining this website. Enjoys detailing the experience more than the technical details.

Comments

  1. "70 Plymouth Ba says:

    seems to be i am the first!!

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  2. DW says:

    i.. need to work harder for this! i love this man, jom lets go test drive. (last heard, there are less than 10 units 370z in Malaysia.

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  3. garf says:

    Not bad….i'm first????

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  4. Freddy xD says:

    Great Car there.. xD

    Will it bringing in to malaysia??

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  5. damn says:

    first

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  6. KOO says:

    wonder if ppl still buy these in auto…since the main feature in 370 is rev-shift…pretty stupid tho…

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  7. gila says:

    fucked up car….

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  8. suan says:

    this is so sweet..

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  9. staff says:

    Wow… Nice Son… huhu

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  10. jin says:

    nice

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  11. matador says:

    nice!

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  12. mu77 says:

    First! This colour makes it look more sporty and fierce.. Awesome car!

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  13. perkasa says:

    wooowwww…very nice..

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  14. mr_3m says:

    errr…. is the difference due to metric hp (ps) and bhp (imperial/UK)?

    324bhp = 328ps

    276bhp = 280ps (Japan manufacturer's previous voluntary power limit… although now not fully adhered to with the GT-R, Z cars, Lexus LF-A all churning between 300 to 500 plus ps…)

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  15. Mazda 3 MPS says:

    good cosmetics

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  16. zain says:

    almost same car, same spec….but i think nissan hiked the price tag…..

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  17. Impressed says:

    For those who can't afford the 370Z's big brother, the Nissan GT-R, this may settle down just as well.

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  18. Netz says:

    nice car…..better buy then porsche…

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  19. skiborne says:

    really good looking, until many would put a big-ass bodykit on it

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  20. tamaki says:

    For those who can’t afford the 370Z’s big brother, the Nissan GT-R, this may settle down just as well.

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    well assume can't afford neither i recommend nissan sunny would be yours optimal option.

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  21. acerman says:

    Black is back! Though white are more popular these days.

    p/s too many white cars on the roads today, feel not so special anymore.

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  22. torque says:

    …limited run of just 370 units in Europe…what?!…dang!! All the best cars seems to be at the other side of the world…sigh :-(

    Nice version thou…saw 1 370Z black colour here at Tropicana once…freaking gorgeous man…

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  23. MazdAstina says:

    once u go black, you can't go back!

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  24. Mazda 3 MPS says:

    MazdAstina said,

    February 6, 2010 @ 4:27 pm

    once u go black, you can’t go back!

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    sounds like some porn site XD

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  25. brossprocps says:

    still one of the sexy powerful car on the road…Good Job Nissan.

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  26. andi says:

    yeah another good car

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