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2009 Nissan 370Z Touring - 67,133 mi
Knoxville, TN
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$15,988
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| Year | Price | Mileage |
|---|---|---|
| 2019 | $27,584 to $34,236 | 1,445 to 31,422 miles |
| 2018 | $26,557 to $31,459 | 5,967 to 41,502 miles |
| 2017 | $23,965 to $30,462 | 5,735 to 54,647 miles |
| 2016 | $21,058 to $29,033 | 13,430 to 70,133 miles |
| Top Cities | Average Price |
|---|---|
| Raleigh | $19,742 |
| Miami | $20,906 |
| Columbus | $21,232 |
| Fresno | $24,386 |
| Los Angeles | $25,549 |
| Memphis | $26,163 |
| New York | $26,245 |
| Pittsburgh | $26,456 |
| Phoenix | $26,884 |
| Dallas | $27,194 |
| Seattle | $28,065 |
| Las Vegas | $30,043 |
| Nashville | $30,255 |
| Orlando | $31,153 |
| Washington | $31,208 |
| Baltimore | $32,799 |
| Birmingham | $35,483 |
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| Yellow | $2,499Average Savings |
| White | $1,310Average Premium |
| Rank | Color | Compared to Avg Price |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Yellow | $2,499 Savings |
| 2 | Blue | $2,170 Savings |
| 3 | Red | $1,272 Savings |
| 4 | Gray | $1,194 Savings |
| 5 | Silver | $1,187 Savings |
| 6 | Black | $846 Higher |
| 7 | White | $1,310 Higher |
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| #4 - Kept longest |
| #5 - Most horsepower |
| #5 - Most leg room |
| #6 - Most fuel-efficient |
| #8 - Longest-lasting |
| #8 - Most cargo room |
| #10 - Most spacious |
| #4 - Most horsepower |
| #5 - Kept longest |
| #5 - Longest-lasting |
| #7 - Greenest |
| #7 - Most spacious |
| #7 - Most leg room |
| #8 - Most fuel-efficient |
| #10 - Most cargo room |
| Year | Average Price | Deals | Listings |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2020 Nissan 370z for Sale | $40,462 | Save $6,507 on 3 deals | 102 listings |
| 2019 Nissan 370z for Sale | $35,726 | Save $2,419 on 1 deal | 36 listings |
| 2018 Nissan 370z for Sale | $33,846 | Save $1,567 on 1 deal | 44 listings |
| 2017 Nissan 370z for Sale | $30,962 | Save $3,598 on 2 deals | 56 listings |
| 2016 Nissan 370z for Sale | $28,979 | Save $2,101 on 2 deals | 80 listings |
| 2015 Nissan 370z for Sale | $27,157 | Save $4,188 on 4 deals | 45 listings |
| 2014 Nissan 370z for Sale | $24,039 | Save $3,393 on 8 deals | 65 listings |
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|---|---|---|---|
| Dodge Challenger for Sale | $37,019 | Save $9,920 on 172 deals | 10,464 listings |
| Ford Mustang for Sale | $32,895 | Save $9,539 on 461 deals | 14,395 listings |
| Honda Accord for Sale | $22,020 | Save $5,992 on 1,124 deals | 31,342 listings |
| Average Price | Deals | Listings | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nissan 370z in Houston | $28,414 | - | 27 listings |
| Nissan 370z in Atlanta | $27,107 | Save $614 on - | 22 listings |
| Nissan 370z in Dallas | $27,194 | Save $3,908 on 2 deals | 43 listings |
| Nissan 370z in Chicago | $33,567 | - | 20 listings |
| Nissan 370z in Miami | $20,906 | Save $2,297 on 5 deals | 16 listings |
| Nissan 370z in Los Angeles | $25,549 | Save $3,245 on 8 deals | 47 listings |
| Nissan 370z in Philadelphia | $28,231 | Save $993 on 1 deal | 19 listings |
| Nissan 370z in San Antonio | $33,157 | - | 9 listings |
| Nissan 370z in Phoenix | $27,232 | Save $3,598 on 1 deal | 10 listings |
| Nissan 370z in Orlando | $31,153 | Save $3,393 on 2 deals | 18 listings |
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Used Nissan 370z Base
(2009-2020)
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$26,548 | 183 Listings |
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Used Nissan 370z Touring
(2009-2018)
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$23,362 | 163 Listings |
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Used Nissan 370z NISMO
(2009-2017, 2019-2020)
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$38,812 | 50 Listings |
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Used Nissan 370z Sport
(2015-2020)
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$34,767 | 47 Listings |
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Used Nissan 370z Sport Tech
(2015-2018)
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$28,912 | 28 Listings |
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Used Nissan 370z Sport Touring
(2019-2020)
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$40,427 | 27 Listings |
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Used Nissan 370z Roadster
(2010-2020)
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$24,645 | 23 Listings |
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Used Nissan 370z NISMO Tech
(2015-2018)
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$38,201 | 20 Listings |
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Used Nissan 370z Roadster Touring
(2010-2020)
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$24,203 | 10 Listings |
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Used Nissan 370z Roadster Sport Touring
(2019-2020)
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$34,991 | 1 Listings |
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The Nissan 370Z is the sixth-generation of the Fairlady or Z-car line, a long-lived and legendary sports car series from the Japanese make. The 370Z was introduced as a 2009 model to replace the outgoing 350Z. The 370Z is a two-seat, rear-drive sports car built in both coupe and convertible (Roadster) models. Nearly every model year of the 370Z has nuances and changes improving over the previous year along with many model year-specific packages and trims.
Compared to the 350Z it replaced, the 370Z is smaller, lighter, and more nimble with extensive use of aluminum and structural welds while retaining the general body styling and aerodynamics of the 350Z. From its first introduction, Nissan has offered the 370Z in a racing development (NISMO) package with an upgraded engine, added body aero paneling, upgraded braking, exclusive wheels, and more. Suspension tuning is also an important part of the NISMO package, though no Roadster version of the NISMO model is offered.
Significant updates were made to the 370Z in the 2015 model year, including a new seven-speed automatic transmission offering and a restyled front and rear fascia. Limited edition models for the 370Z include the 2009 Yellow and Nurburgring models, the 2010 40th Anniversary Edition, Black Edition, and BRE. From 2011, a special GT Edition has also been offered.
The Nissan 370Z is known for its quick acceleration (0-60 mph times under 5 seconds are common in the Coupe) and excellent track handling characteristics. Manual transmission options include Nissan's rev-matching feature for downshifts that significantly improves cornering performance. The 370Z has been recognized as a top performer in resale values, as a best buy, and for quality of build. Powering the Z is a well-vetted 3.7-liter V6.
Common problems with the 370Z are few, with the steering wheel lock unit being the most common failure, especially in the 2009-2010 model years. This happens when the key switch-enabled steering lock fails to release upon key insertion and requires replacement of the unit.
Competitors for the 370Z include the Ford Mustang, Chevrolet Camaro, and the Scion FR-S and Subaru BRZ twins. The Mustang and Camaro are not as corner-friendly as the 370Z and require pricey engine upgrades to accelerate on par with the little Z. The FR-S/BRZ is very similar to the 370Z in the corners, but offers far less horsepower and a much lower price tag to match. The 370Z is a niche car like most of the Fairlady line has been.
