But if ever I’d pay extra for paint, this may do it. My pre-production test car (dealers are to get theirs soon) was a stunning Seiran Blue Metallic with black roof, a two-tone paint scheme that adds $1,295 to the sticker price. The Z also has been powered up with a 400-horse twin-turbo V6 and given a spiffy, new digital interior to bring it in line with today’s standard systems.
Yet the new model has been smoothed and the hatch roofline has been slimmed, giving the car a sleeker look. In fact, Nissan’s relaunched 2023 version, now just called Z, has a nose that reflects both past and present Corvettes with its sleek pointy snout. I thought of it as a mini-Corvette at the time and, honestly, I still do. But Nissan has been doing that since 1969, when it launched the Datsun 240Z - its long-hooded sports car for the rest of us.
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