Looking for a stylish car with an engine that packs a punch? The Nissan 370z provides an amazing driver experience and may be exactly what you’re looking for. When you’re shopping for a new car, it’s easy to get caught up in all the features of your potential vehicle, but you need to consider more than just the latest bells and whistles. It’s also key to think about how much your new vehicle will depreciate over time (especially if you’re considering buying a brand new car).
Does the Nissan 370z hold its value?
The 370z will lose about 56% of its value over the first ten years (assuming an average MSRP of $41,326). The MSRP for a 370z ranges from $33,430 for the base coupe to $45,329 for the top-of-the-line NISMO coupe.
Depreciation matters, especially years from now when it’s time to trade in your 370z for something new. Here, we’ll take a look at how the depreciation of this vehicle stacks up to that of its competitors, what customers are saying about their experience with their car, and what’s offered at each trim level.
We know it can be tough to gather all the information you need when it’s time to purchase a new car, and we’re happy to do some of the hard work for you.
Does the Nissan 370z Hold its Value?
The 370z has a lower rate of depreciation than most vehicles and can be a great investment. Drivers and experts alike agree that the 370z is a fun ride with a strong value.
Let’s take a look at how the rate of depreciation for the 370z compares to that of its competitors.
BMW 2 Series
- MSRP: $49,310
- 10-Year Retail: $13,255
Chevrolet Camaro
- MSRP: $38,637
- 10-Year Retail: $14,682
Dodge Challenger
- MSRP: $49,274
- 10-Year Retail: $20,695
Customer Perception
Drivers love the fun, power, and handling of the 370z. Our reviews show a 5-out-of-5 star rating for the 2019 370z — a rare feat. Customers love the warranty that comes with the vehicle, the tech features, and the navigation system. The car provides a sporty and stylish look with a great driving experience.
What is the Price of a Nissan 370z?
Base Coupe
The MSRP for the base coupe trim level ranges from $33,430 to $36,703. You won’t want to overlook this base option — its powerful 3.7L V6 engine, 7-speed automatic transmission, and 225/50R18 Fr & 245/45R18 Rr tires make this an exciting option.
The base coupe option includes a steel spare wheel, 18″ x 8″ Fr 18″ x 9″ Rr black styled alloy wheels, body-colored power side mirrors with manual folding, a body-colored front bumper, a black grille, metal-look door handles, and galvanized steel and aluminum panels give the 370z a sleek, sporty look.
Drivers love the interior of the base coupe trim as well, including front bucket seats, woven carbon cloth seat trim, manual anti-whiplash adjustable front head restraints, a leather steering wheel, full floor console with covered storage, cargo space lights, and more.
Options available at the base coupe trim level include:
- Aerodynamics package ($695)
Sport Coupe
The MSRP for the sport coupe trim level ranges from $35,137 to $38,642. A step up from the base trim level, the sport coupe provides drivers with a few more luxury features to enjoy.
Upgrades at the sport coupe trim level include 19″ x 9″ Fr 19″ x 10″ Rr RAYS forged alloy super lightweight wheels, 245/40R19 Fr & 275/35R19 Rr tires, body-colored power heated side mirrors with manual folding, and a lip spoiler.
Interior features match those of the base model.
Options available at the sport coupe trim level include:
- 50th anniversary package silver/black ($2,600)
- 50th anniversary package white/red (discontinued – $2,600)
- Carpeted floor mat with 50th anniversary package ($290)
Sport Touring Coupe
The MSRP for the Sport Touring coupe trim level ranges from $35,275 to $38,950.
The Sport Touring coupe offers an identical look to the sport coupe, with interior upgrades that include front heated sport seats, synthetic suede and leather seat trim, interior concealed storage with driver and passenger door bins, a roll-up cargo cover, simulated suede door trim insert, and a HomeLink garage door transmitter.
There are not any add-on options for the Sport Touring couple trim level.
NISMO Coupe
The MSRP for the NISMO coupe trim level ranges from $41,114 to $45,329.
There are not any add-on options for the NISMO touring coupe trim level. This level offers drivers slightly increased torque and horsepower, 19″ x 9.5″ Fr 19″ x 10.5″ Rr RAYS alloy super lightweight forged wheels, 245/40R19 Fr & 285/35R19 Rr tires, black power heated side mirrors with manual folding, body-colored front and rear bumper with colored rub strip/ fascia accent (black bumper insert included for rear bumper), and rocker panel extensions.
The interior of the NISMO coupe trim level includes Recaro leather-appointed seat trim, front bucket seats with an 8-way manual driver seat and a 4-way manual passenger seat, fixed front head restraints, and a leather/simulated suede steering wheel.
Options available at the NISMO coupe trim level include:
Before You Make a Purchase, Do This
You’re thinking about a 370z, and you’re excited to get the process moving. Before you talk to the dealer or seller, be sure to get a report from Vehicle History. There, you’ll get all the information you need to confidently decide whether you want the 370z to be your next car.
