2019 Nissan 370Z: What's New, Specs & Features

Last updated August 4, 2026

2019 Nissan 370Z

The biggest change for the 2019 Nissan 370Z is a simpler trim lineup: the former Sport Tech coupe and Touring Sport Roadster are consolidated under the Sport Touring name. This is otherwise a light update, not a redesign.

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About the 2019 Nissan 370Z

Sixth Z generation (Z34, 2009-2020), late-cycle year; second-to-last coupe year and final Roadster year.

The 370Z is Nissan’s old-school two-seat sports car: rear-wheel drive, a naturally aspirated V6, a short wheelbase, and a cockpit built around the driver rather than a big tech showcase. Nissan markets it around balance, quick responses, and a direct mechanical feel, whether as a coupe or open-top roadster. For most shoppers, it stands out as a compact performance car that prioritizes connection and character over modern driver-assist extras.

The 2019 370Z ranges from a stripped-back, 332-hp base sports car to the sharper Sport and the better-equipped Sport Touring, which pairs performance hardware with navigation, Bose audio, and leather-appointed seats. The 350-hp NISMO sits at the top with dedicated suspension tuning, larger brakes, Recaro seats, and more aggressive bodywork, while Touring serves as the comfort-focused Roadster.

What changed, by category

Powertrain
Every 2019 Roadster is automatic-only because the manual transmission is dropped from the open-top models. Engine output is unchanged.
Safety
A rearview camera becomes standard on the base and Sport trims. No broader driver-assistance upgrade is made across the lineup.
Tech
Sport Tech and Touring Sport are replaced by the Sport Touring name, while NISMO Tech is renamed NISMO. An auto-dimming rearview mirror also becomes standard across the lineup.

2019 Nissan 370Z specs and features by trim

Feature
2019 Nissan 370ZBase0 in stock
2019 Nissan 370ZNISMO2 in stock
2019 Nissan 370ZSport0 in stock
2019 Nissan 370ZTouring0 in stock
2019 Nissan 370ZSport Touring0 in stock
EngineV6, 3.7 LiterV6, 3.7 LiterV6, 3.7 LiterV6, 3.7 LiterV6, 3.7 Liter
TransmissionManual, 6-Spd / Automatic, 7-Spd w/Manual ModeManual, 6-SpdManual, 6-SpdAutomatic, 7-Spd w/Manual ModeAutomatic, 7-Spd w/Manual Mode
DrivetrainRWDRWDRWDRWDRWD
Fuel TypeGasGasGasGasGas
MPG City17–18 mpg17 mpg17 mpg18 mpg17–18 mpg
MPG Highway25–26 mpg26 mpg26 mpg25 mpg25–26 mpg
Horsepower332 hp350 hp332 hp332 hp332 hp
Torque270 lb-ft276 lb-ft270 lb-ft270 lb-ft270 lb-ft
Trunk/Cargo4.2–6.9 cu-ft6.9 cu-ft6.9 cu-ft4.2 cu-ft4.2–6.9 cu-ft
Seats22222
Doors22222
Alarm System
Rear View Camera
Alloy Wheels
Power Retractable Soft Top
Rear Spoiler
Bluetooth
Navigation System
Premium Audio
Subwoofer
USB Ports
Video Input
Cooled Seats
Dual Power Front Seats
Heated Front Seats
Integrated Garage Door Opener
Leather Seats
Proximity Keyless Entry
Push-Button Engine Start
Tilt Wheel

How the 2020 Nissan 370Z compares

The main change for the 2020 Nissan 370Z is a Sport-based 50th Anniversary Edition with heritage-inspired graphics and commemorative trim. Otherwise, this is largely a carryover year with no major mechanical or technology updates.

Frequently asked questions

Was the 2019 Nissan 370Z redesigned?

No. The 2019 370Z is a light trim and equipment update with no broad redesign, chassis overhaul, or engine change.

What is the main difference between the 2019 and 2018 Nissan 370Z?

The main difference is the simplified trim lineup. The 2018 Sport Tech coupe and Touring Sport Roadster give way to the Sport Touring name for 2019, and NISMO Tech is renamed NISMO.

Does the 2019 Nissan 370Z Roadster have a manual transmission?

No. Every 2019 370Z Roadster has an automatic transmission; the Roadster’s manual transmission was discontinued after 2018.

What equipment became standard on the 2019 Nissan 370Z?

An auto-dimming rearview mirror became standard across the 2019 lineup. The base and Sport trims also gained a standard rearview camera.

Is the 2019 Nissan 370Z Sport Touring a performance or comfort trim?

It is both. The 2019 Sport Touring combines the Sport model’s larger brakes, limited-slip differential, and 19-inch wheels with navigation, Bose audio, and leather-appointed seats.

2019 Nissan 370Z Reviews

What owners are saying about the 2019 Nissan 370Z.

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5 stars (14)
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2 stars (2)
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About owner reviews

Carvana owner reviews are provided in partnership with Strategic Vision, one of the largest automotive consumer research providers in the U.S. Star ratings are from ranking surveys completed by owners one to six months post-purchase. Comments from owners are optional, but included here when available.

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“I love driving the car; however, there is road noise, it's a rough ride, the backup camera in the rear view mirror isn't useable during the day because of sun glare, there should be room for two cup holders in the console (there is only one) and last but not least there should be a place to put your phone.”

AJApril J.
2019 Nissan 370Z 370Z SportTouring Coupe

“This vehicle has too much road and wind noise and has large blind spots. Be sure you know how to properly position and use side mirrors.”

OWOtto W.
2019 Nissan 370Z 370Z Sport Coupe

“The 370z is great value for your money. It's a genuine sports car with 332 hp and there is no turbo to inhibit performance or break down. There are virtually no manufacturer defects. The car is dependable and a joy to drive. It makes you feel like you are in a cockpit of a plane with power to control the curves and hills with ease. It lets me be sporty and free to be me. I love my 370z and so will you.”

JBJanet B.
2019 Nissan 370Z 370Z SportTouring Coupe