Wheels & Gears (January 2003)

“The Return of the Z. The new Nissan 350Z, a re-creation of the famous Datsun 240z of 1970's, includes a V6 3.5 litre engine which produces 287 bhp allowing the car to reach 100 km/hr from still in just 5.5 seconds. Nissan 350Z is only a few horsepowers less than a Porsche 911 which costs two and half times as much as the Nissan”


Al Ittihad (January 5th 2003)

“The Nissan bomb. Nissan will reveal its Z350 Roadster at the Detroit International Auto Show in a few days”.


Al Shabab (January 9th 2003)

“Nissan Z350. Nissan has announced the launch of its new car Z350 2004 sports car, aimed at young people, which represent huge purchasing power around the world”.

Al Shabiba (December 14th 2002)

“These are world's best products. Despite troubles currently witnessed by the American economy, as well as the set back of spending rates on consumables, and their negative impact on the global economy growth, international products with previous records of low performance during last year topped the 2002 'best products' list. The list included Nissan's Coupe 350Z, which won second place, after six years of retreat. Furthermore, marketing experts pointed at the present distinguished mobile phone models like those manufactured by Sony Ericsson and Nokia, and predicted their participation in the 2003 list”

Fleet Auto (December 2003)

Nissan 350Z to be displayed at regional motor shows. The all-new Nissan 350Z sports car is touring GCC motor shows as a preview to customers and car enthusiasts in the region. The stylish 350Z continues the Z heritage of design performance and value that started 33 years ago.


Al Muharrek (November 2002)

“Nissan Z returns to GT. Nissan has designed Z33GT to participate in races while a commercial version of the model will be available for the price of US$75,000”.

Akhbar Assayarat (November 26th, 2002)

“Nissan Moreno to be launched soon. In conformity with the new trend in the automobile industry, Nissan will launch its car Nissan Moreno, which represents a merging of the specifications of the SUV and MPV cars, within a couple of months”.

Gulf News (November 18th, 2002)

“The all-new Nissan 350Z sports car is touring the GCC motor shows in a form of a pre-view given to all Nissan customers and cars enthusiasts in the region. The all-new Nissan 350Z was unveiled last January at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit just three years after the first Z Concept vehicle. Nissan Middle East FZE (NMEF) wanted to give the customers in the region a preview of the new models the Company is launching globally and locally.

Mr. Takeshi Nakajima, Director, (NMEF), commented saying, “The participation of the all-new Nissan 350Z in the regional motor shows reflects the present and the future of our company.

The new Z is a legend that started 3 decades ago, and it continues today after the Nissan Revival Plan is achieved, and with the commencement of our new plan, Nissan 180”.The stylish 350Z continues the Z heritage of design, performance and value that has remained unchallenged since the original Datsun 240Z was introduced 33 years ago as a 1970 model”.

Al Khaleej (November 21st, 2002)

“In setting the concept for the new 2003 350Z, the creative team of designers and engineers were guided by “Z DNA” – the combination of passion, performance, practicality and value that has marked every generation of Z since the original. For the new Z, this meant developing a perfect combination of performance and handling, value, design, and durability.The new Z inspires both appeal and appreciation. First, the design offers strong visual and driving appeal. But the Z can also be appreciated for the more practical side that comes with everyday ownership – durability, utility, comfort, reliability and low maintenance”


Akhbar Al Arab (November 19th 2002)

“The 350Z was designed to impress viewers at first sight with its newness as a sports car and to remain an object of unending adoration for ages to come. While inheriting the “Z-ness” passed on through successive generations, this Z embodies many new features for a sports car, all of which have been perfected to exceptionally high quality”.

Middle East Car (April 2002)

"Following the Nissan Skyline's appearance at the Tokyo and Detroit motor shows, the left-hand-drive GT-R Concept comes to Geneva to further demonstrate its global attitude. Arguably the Japanese Corvette, the potent Skyline GT-R line has represented extreme performance for generations. Here, Nissan offers a look at the design direction for the next coupe, differing dramatically from the Skyline sedan, which will come to the US as the Infiniti G35".