Datsun built more than 100,000 240Zs from 1969 to 1973, but only 543 rolled off the assembly line in late 1969. This one is the 21st ever produced.

Just as Nissan gave its truck fans the Frontier Hardbody edition, its sports car lovers will finally get their own callback ...

but few can match the sheer icon status of the manufacturer's Datsun 240Z. Also known as the Nissan S30 or the Nissan Fairlady Z, this Japan-produced sports car hit the market in 1969, and ...

From the June 1970 issue of Car and Driver. The difference between the Datsun 240Z and your everyday three-and-a-half thousand dollar sports car is that about twice as much thinking went into the ...

My muffler guy had a slick dual-exhaust system all sourced out and ready to go. The original Datsun 240Z that broke ground here in the United States for the 1970 model year was Japan's first ...

If you find an onion marked 1970, one of those deep layers will be the Datsun 240z. Datsun was the export name for Nissan until 1981, and the 240z was sold as the Nissan Fairlady Z in certain markets.

No, that’s not a typo, though neither does it tell the entire story. But, yes, one could walk into a Nissan dealer in the mid-Nineties and buy a factory-backed restoration of an early-Seventies ...

slap down a few greenbacks and drive home in a brand-new 1970 or 1971 Datsun 240Z. And they didn't even need a wormhole to the early '70s, or an 88-mph Delorean, thanks to Nissan's Vintage Z program.

Of course, we are talking about the iconic Datsun 240Z, and sadly, its designer Yoshihiko Matsuo, passed away last week in Japan. He was 86. To characterize the impact Matsuo’s 240Z had on the ...

Yet, when it comes to older cars, process can be a huge part of the appeal. Firing up this pristine 1973 Datsun 240Z, part of Nissan's Heritage collection in Nashville, Tennessee, required the ...

My muffler guy had a slick dual-exhaust system all sourced out and ready to go. The original Datsun 240Z that broke ground here in the United States for the 1970 model year was Japan's first ...