How many 350z nismos are still in existents?? I've been looking for days and have read so many blogs as pages and can't find it. I know they made 1612 in total, but I've been looking to see how many are still around. Anything helps please and thank you.

 

Will be too hard to try to find out

 

They don't have a kind of registry for them?

 

Dunno.....they arent that special of a car though.

 

There's something of a registry on this forum in this, the NISMO 350Z section. But accuracy, well..... it can never be that precise.


Yeaaah, I guess yer right Trav.... since not all of us can drive C6s.

C6... mehhh, not a C7.

I keed, I keed.

But with what you said, I'll say it just once (again) here: The Nismo Z33 is the BEST out-of-the-box handling Z car built (for U.S. sales anyways...). Thanks mostly to its well tuned suspension and functional aero. But if one wants to get contentious, I'd venture to say that the Z34 Nismo, while not as radical looking, is a much better performer.

Oh, and 1,607 were built, not 1,612. Nit nit nit nit nit.....

 

there is a Facebook group where we try to keep track of those salvage, totaled and clean title numbered Nismos!


Look it up

 

I own 0839, so, there's at least that many. Lol

 

I spoke with a friend in Yokohama who works for NISMO. He says 1613.

 

I have number 0857, Original Owner!!!

 

Have you joined the offical NISMO Facebook group? It's all the Nismo owners in one group.

 

Does anyone know how many of the 380RS's were made? I've only seen a photo of one and that was posted by a new member on this forum who'd had it imported from Japan to Scotland.

 

There is 267 made, 61x G41, 43x K23, 163x QX1

 

got #1466, so that makes 3 accounted for.

 

In 2005 or for that matter any early years were the Nismo packages a dealer installed item or a direct factory order?

 

Usually just slapped on parts and or stickers.

 

Reason I'm asking is that I have a 2005 That the guy I bought if off of said the dealer installed the Nismo package? It's a clean 27,000 mile performance version with the Nismo graphics, cold air intake, exhaust etc. The only thing not installed the spoiler. I like the stock spoiler better anyway.

 

in 2005 they only made some for the japanese market, not for the usdm.

they just added the stickers, and parts... its clean looking though

 

There are couple, maybe a few JDM S-Tune Zs in states. Never officially imported and the ones here - if they still exist - were privately brought in.

The S-Tune package, as travlee mentions, is essentially a parts list of cool stuff available to dealers (for customers) in the US. Most, like yours, ordered graphics, suspension, exhaust. The entire S-Tune package, if you ordered everything, set you back over $10grand. Worth it? Depends on one's perspective. If you are into a maxed out OEM set up, the S-Tune was golden. (The factory Nismo Z33 didn't come along until a couple years later in 2007.) If you are/were looking for performance gains from wherever you could get it, no, not that worth it with so much other good stuff in the aftermarket. But early on in the Z33's life when the aftermarket wasn't so robust, the S-Tune gear might have been the best and likely only game in town.

So, the question is, if you bought every item on the S-Tune shopping list and had it all dealer installed, could you call it an S-Tune 350Z? No, but who's counting?

 

One more question now is why would the graphics on mine have R Tune?