Nissan 370Z Yellow special edition for UK
July 3, 2009 by George Skentzos
Nissan is set to challenge the 370Z’s toughest rival for the British market by introducing a new special edition ‘Yellow’ model.
Easily recognisable by the Porsche-like livery on either side, the 370Z Yellow features some extra, subtle, design cues that ape its European GT4 series counterpart.
As its name suggests, the special edition model is available exclusively in the Ultimate Yellow exterior finish with 19-inch RAYS forged alloy wheels and the special livery completing the look.
Already a worthy adversary to Porsche in the performance stakes, it is inside where this version of the 370Z plays catch-up with integrated satellite navigation system, illuminated entry plates, special mats and a BOSE audio with eight speakers and a six-CD audio unit.
The upholstery is a mix of black leather and suede and features additional equipment such as heated seats, cruise control, speed limiter and all the other features from the 370Z GT Pack as standard.
Under the bonnet remains unchanged with Nissan’s 3.7-litre V6 engine developing 243kW and peak torque of 366Nm.
The 370Z Yellow sprints from rest to 100km/h in just 5.3 seconds and on to an electronically limited top speed of 250km/h when mated with the standard six-speed manual transmission.
Print it: 
lettering down the side looks tacky.
Geeze i dont know if its the pictures but that yellow looks TERRIBLE! The stickers look even worse!!!
EWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW
Frugal One, what youre saying is that this car is fully sick doof doof bro?
The stickers work on Porsches but not on this Porsche try hard.
Got to agree on the decals ,dont suit it.
Look better with a full menu on the front guard perhaps ;)
Of course this car is is fully sick doof doof bro.
Factory rice :-)
“Look better with a full menu on the front guard perhaps ;)” Doubt it, what car looks good with ridiculous stripes and decals, this is such a bogan thing to do to a car.
I agree to all comments here…shade of yellow is not that good. Nissan should stick to their own design, great that way. They already have their own identity and creating similar designs with other brands is a no no…
Alex check your facts. Side decals date back to the original 240z’s.
http://www.geocities.jp/datsun.....004058.jpg
The 370Z Yellow sprints from rest to 100km/h in just 5.3 seconds and on to an electronically limited top speed of 250km/h when mated with the standard six-speed manual transmission.
looks like a ferrari
Looks kind of retro but at the same time… i dont think this will sell well in the UK.
The lettering in the decal should have been smaller,then pushed back closer to the rear wheels,then it wouldn’t look as tacky,may even look cool.