theZman

As per Nissan USA's website...

350Z Coupe

The Nissan 350Z sports car, which was introduced in August 2002, has quickly become the best-selling sports car* in the United States, selling over 32,000 units (through June 2003) since launch and resenting over 25% of the sports car segment. The stylish Z® continues to offer the powerful VQ35 V6 engine producing 287-horsepower and 274 lb-ft torque.

Enhancements to the 2004 350Z Coupe:
·New powered face door for navigation system
·Pre-wiring for satellite radio
·Addition of a driver and passenger side knee pad
·New exterior color – Liquid Aluminum (late availability)

*Ward’s sport performance segment (through June 2003)

neohalo1

I also heard the Homelink rearview mirror is going to have a digial compass as well.

I like the electronic navi door and the pre wiring for satellite! Why can't the design team think of these things on the first year production models? But I guess that's the price I paid for having my Z early!

Blue Liquid

Thank goodness, this will finally quell all the rampant rumors of turbo's, yellow paint, and anything else they can think of.

The Brickyard Rat

iTrader: (1)

Nice post; first I've seen on 04 changes. Boy, not much is changing. I thought Nissan might change the center console to add more storage & a higher armrest.

ares

iTrader: (2)

I see 2 easily added modifications, 1 that I have no need for, and the 4th we did know about.

I think Ill definitly track down the power door feature, if it fits with the screen of course... it could change the size of the compartment.

z-extreme

Sweet - now if my damn car would just come in................

350zdanny

I wish they'd put a powered sliding door on the non-navigation models. That would be a cool way to unveil the xenarc screen.

And mix some better paint for Christ's sake! My super black with 4 coats of Zaino only looks superb. It should look spectacular and blinding!

ares

iTrader: (2)

didnt think of it like that, non nav guys might still get the non powered door... hmmm

bully****

Yeah, that would suck if the non-nav people (most) still got stuck with the cheap, flimsy panel instead of the powered door. On the other hand, power-operated things tend to break more easily, so considering how crappy the normal one is, let's see if they can make this thing work.