Nissan 350Z boasts an engine filled with racing technology, a drive shaft made with carbon fiber composites, and aluminum-suspension design that does the amazing. This car has drag coefficients so low, the aerodynamics were calibrated in a state-of-the-art wind tunnel. And that's just the beginning! New for this year, the 350Z comes in five distinct models - the basic 350Z, the 350Z Performance, 350Z Track, 350Z Enthusiast, and 350Z Touring. For more information on any of these models, or to access Nissan 350Z pictures like the one here, please check back frequently. With that said, we hope you enjoy our 2008 2009 Nissan 350Z review!

Should you ever decide to park your 350Z, you may come back to a driver's window full of fingerprints. Yes, the car looks that good, and is chock-full of features. Exterior features include: high intensity discharge xenon headlights, specially designed wiper sprayers, a carbon-fiber drive shaft, and auto-sealing windows that follow a two-step closing procedure to assure an optimum wind-tight seal at speed. Interior features include a racing steering wheel, a programmable shift light, a specially constructed and ergonomic driver's seat, automatic temperature control and a Bose audio system. Every 2008 2009 Nissan 350Z Roadster picture review also mentions the available 350Z accessories - splash guards, rear spoiler, vehicle cover and sill plates with aluminum inserts, to name a few. The 350Z picture says it all: This car is pure luxury.

Step into the Nissan 350Z and you'll experience an obsession for performance that took five years to create, in just over five seconds - the amount of time it takes to get up to 60 miles per hour. This kind of power doesn't just happen; at the heart of 2008 2009 Nissan 350Z performance is a VQ35DE engine that produces 287 horsepower and 274 pounds-per-foot of torque, and features continuously variable valve timing for optimum consumption of fuel. The 350Z also comes standard with the new Z aluminum suspension: three links up front, another four in the rear, ripple-control shocks, and a unique separation of the rear shock and springs, all of which combine to deliver the smoothest ride around. Don't take our word for it on the 350Z - review it for yourself. Many of the safety features built into the Nissan 350Z are inspired by the safety features built into race cars. A high-intensity cabin structure built with crossmembers and reinforcements surrounds you, while on the sides of the 350Z are energy-absorbing side structures. Front and rear crumple zones, front dual-stage air bags and available side air curtains are also there to help, if necessary. And as every 2008 2009 Nissan 350Z picture indicates, the hood is built with buckling creases to buckle at predetermined points while the engine, in certain frontal impacts, is designed to drop down and away from the passenger compartment. For more information about this safety feature, additional 350Z Roadster pictures, or to check out which Nissan 350Z accessories are available, please bookmark our home page on your Web browser. Also, check back every month as we update our 2008 2009 Nissan 350Z review on a regular basis.