Nissan 300 ZX Targa 1984

The 1984 Nissan 300 ZX Targa is an apt representative of the sporty Japanese coupés of the 1980s, a period when Nissan was making great strides in technology and performance. The 300 ZX, referred to internally as Z31, was an evolution within the iconic Z series that began with the legendary 240Z. With its combination of sharp lines, innovative technology and powerful powertrain, this generation offered a sporty driving experience that definitively put Nissan on the map as a producer of serious sports car’s.

This example, equipped with the signature Targa roof, offers an extra dimension to driving pleasure. The removable roof panels provide an open driving experience without affecting the structural rigidity of the car. Under the hood is a 3.0-liter V6 engine, at the time a technical advance within Nissan’s engine lineup. The VG-series engines introduced with this model were known for their reliability and smoothness, making the 300 ZX a worthy competitor to European and American sports cars of the time.

The design of the 300 ZX Targa reflects the futuristic vision of the 1980s. Clean lines, a wedge-shaped body and the distinctive folding headlights give the car a timeless look. The driver-focused interior combines functional ergonomics with typical design elements of the 1980s, including digital instruments and a cockpit-like layout that enhances the driving experience.

This example is in drivable condition and comes from a privécollection. Given its age, some maintenance is to be expected, but the solid engineering and parts availability make this an interesting car for enthusiasts and collectors. The combination of the Targa roof, strong engine and distinctive 1980s design makes this 300 ZX a sought-after classic.

The Nissan 300 ZX Targa remains one of the most recognizable models in the Z series and has built a loyal fan base over the years. This example offers not only a chance to own a piece of Japanese automotive history, but also to enjoy a sports coupé that still impresses with its performance and appearance.

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