Nissan Sets 2015 370Z US Pricing from $29,990
Nissan has released US pricing for the 2015 370Z, with the coupe starting at $29,990 and the updated Nismo model undercutting its predecessor by $1,030.
Nissan has confirmed US pricing for the 2015 370Z range, with the entry-level coupe starting at $29,990 before destination charges. The new price list sees the model on sale across the United States, with updated features and a revised Nismo version that comes in cheaper than before.
Nissan Announces 2015 370Z US Pricing
Pricing Across the 370Z Range
The 2015 Nissan 370Z coupe holds its position as the most affordable way into Nissan’s rear-wheel-drive sports car line-up, carrying over much of its equipment but adding a retuned suspension and Bluetooth connectivity. New for 2015, buyers can also specify 18-inch black-finished alloy wheels as an option. The coupe’s base price remains competitive against other sports cars in its class.
The 370Z Roadster, which shares the coupe’s mechanical updates, is priced from $41,820. This open-top version retains its position as a more premium offering within the range, reflecting its additional engineering and equipment.
Nissan’s 370Z Nismo receives the most notable changes for 2015. Priced from $41,990, the updated Nismo is $1,030 less than the outgoing model. It adopts a front fascia inspired by the GT-R, LED daytime running lights, a new rear spoiler, revised side skirts and 19-inch forged aluminium wheels. These visual and aerodynamic changes are aimed at reinforcing the Nismo’s track-focused image.
Features and Equipment Updates
Alongside the price adjustments, Nissan has introduced a retuned suspension to all models, aiming to improve ride and handling. Bluetooth connectivity now comes as standard, reflecting growing customer expectations for in-car technology. The optional black 18-inch alloys for the coupe provide a visual update for buyers seeking a more aggressive look.
The Nismo’s changes are primarily cosmetic, with the GT-R-style front end and new wheels, but these updates also serve to keep the flagship model visually distinct from the rest of the range. The Nismo continues to target enthusiasts who value sharper styling and a more focused driving experience, though no engine changes have been announced for 2015.
Position in the Market
The 370Z’s pricing keeps it competitive against rivals such as the Ford Mustang and Chevrolet Camaro, both of which offer similar performance for similar money. Nissan’s decision to cut the Nismo’s price while adding new features may appeal to buyers seeking value in the performance segment.
For those comparing with previous Nissan models, the 370Z’s price undercuts the 2013 Maxima’s launch price in the US. This helps position the 370Z as a more accessible sports car option within Nissan’s line-up, especially for enthusiasts who might be considering a step up from a sedan to a performance coupe.
Trim Levels and Key Differences
| Model | Starting Price (USD) | Key Features |
|---|---|---|
| 370Z Coupe | $29,990 | Retuned suspension, Bluetooth, optional 18-inch black alloy wheels |
| 370Z Roadster | $41,820 | Mechanical updates as coupe, open-top design |
| 370Z Nismo | $41,990 | GT-R-inspired front fascia, LED DRLs, new rear spoiler, side skirts, 19-inch forged aluminium wheels |
Availability and Ordering
All three versions of the 2015 Nissan 370Z are available for order across the United States. Buyers can visit Nissan dealerships to explore the new features and place orders for their preferred trim. The updates for 2015 are designed to keep the model fresh in a competitive sports car market, with the Nismo in particular standing out due to its revised styling and lower price.
Summary of 2015 Updates
- Retuned suspension for improved handling on all models
- Bluetooth connectivity now standard
- Optional 18-inch black alloy wheels for coupe
- Nismo receives visual updates and price reduction
With these changes, Nissan aims to offer stronger value and appeal to both new buyers and returning enthusiasts. The combination of updated equipment, revised styling for the Nismo, and competitive pricing should help the 370Z maintain its place among affordable sports cars in the US market.
