Early Nissan Z-cars now sit at the center of a fast maturing JDM market, where nostalgia collides with global demand.

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Long before Datsun came to America, an automotive brand in Japan was called DAT, an acronym for the initials of the company partners. DAT cars were full-size, and when the company decided to make a ...

MTI Racing, located in Marietta, GA, is a well-known Chevrolet performance specialty shop, listing Corvette, Camaro, and even GM truck parts as their forte. The quality of the race application parts ...

The decades-long Z Car legend starts with the original Datsun 240Z, which entered production in October 1969 as a 1970 model year vehicle. Produced as something of a response to Toyota's 2000 GT ...

Introduced in 1969, the Datsun 240Z (also known as the Nissan Fairlady) helped establish Japan as a country that produced more than economy vehicles. More importantly, it ignited the Z-Car lineage ...

CGIs usually have no chance whatsoever to become a reality. But once in a blue moon, or once in a Datsun, things change along the way. And here we are, face to face with the 400-horsepower Datsun Z ...

Though sold in the U.S. for only 13 years, the 300ZX became perhaps the most iconic Japanese sports car and one of the most ...

Classic cars are a bit like a bag of onions. Each onion is an era, like the golden age of muscle cars, or that period of the 1960s when European sports coupes were all the rage, or the "Miami Vice" ...

Today's Nissan was called "Datsun" back in 1969 as the 240Z was being introduced to American car buyers. The sleek hatchback was an instant success. One such model caught the eye of a graduate of the ...

Folks, last I checked the calendar, it still said October. My Halloween costume is coming along, and I hope yours is too — it's getting spooky out, you're going to need it sooner rather than later.