NissanJDMModel 2013

Nissan 370Z

The naturally aspirated Z34 sports coupe, ready for clean street, track and contemporary JDM builds.

Technical Specs

Performance & Engineering

Raw figures and mechanical details. These factory specifications form the baseline for your custom build. All numbers are based on the standard OEM configuration before tuning.

Horsepower
332 hp
0-100 km/h
5.3 s
Top Speed
250 km/h
Model Year
2013
Engine
3.7L naturally aspirated V6
Drivetrain
RWD
Transmission
6-speed manual

Modifications

Available Options

This chassis supports an extensive array of aftermarket parts. The following modification categories are fully unlocked in the configurator for this specific model.

Custom Paint

Extensive color and finish options including metallic, matte, and pearlescent.

Aftermarket Rims

Wide selection of high-performance aftermarket wheels.

Wheel Finish

Customizable rim colors to match your build's aesthetic.

Suspension

Adjustable ride height and camber tuning for the perfect stance.

Exhaust Systems

Multiple exhaust tip styles from titanium to carbon fiber.

Carbon Fiber

Premium carbon fiber material options for body panels and aero.

Environments

Multiple immersive 3D lighting environments to showcase your build.

Overview

About the vehicle

The 2013 Nissan 370Z combines a compact two-seat cabin, a long bonnet and broad rear haunches with the 332-horsepower VQ37VHR V6 and rear-wheel drive. Its short wheelbase and rounded arches make wheel diameter, offset and ride-height changes especially easy to read, while the boomerang lamps and sloping glasshouse respond strongly to tint and environment lighting. In the Build Studio, use measured camber and a moderate drop to keep the wide factory stance visually functional.

Aesthetics

Styling Guide

Expert advice on how to approach modifying the Nissan 370Z. Learn how different choices affect the visual balance of this specific chassis.

Wheels & Fitment

The Z34's rounded arches suit open five-spoke, split-spoke and lightweight multi-spoke wheels. Bright silver emphasizes the wheel shape, bronze adds familiar JDM contrast, and graphite gives the broad rear quarters a denser visual base.

Suspension & Stance

A moderate drop tightens the arch gap and emphasizes the short wheelbase without crowding the tyres into the rounded fenders. Keep camber measured so the wide rear-drive stance remains planted and functional.

Paint & Finish

Magma red, pearl white and deep metallic grey all reveal the 370Z's curved bonnet and rear haunches clearly. Gloss finishes carry reflections across the broad panels, while satin paint gives the compact coupe a more technical track-build character.

Inspiration

Build Ideas

Not sure where to start? Discover popular tuning directions and stylistic approaches specifically curated for the Nissan 370Z.

Magma OEM+

Keep a deep gloss red finish, choose bright split-spoke wheels and use a restrained drop for a factory-inspired street build.

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Club Sport

Pair solid white paint with graphite open-spoke wheels, visible red calipers and mild functional camber.

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Midnight Touring

Use metallic charcoal, bronze wheels, darker glass and a titanium dual outlet under Night City lighting.

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Questions

Frequently Asked

Yes. Open this vehicle in the browser-based Build Studio to experiment with paint finishes, wheel designs, wheel colours, ride height and camber, exhaust appearance, lighting environments. The available controls affect the visual model and appear without reloading the page.