1993 Nissan 300ZX

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The Z32-generation 300ZX arrived for 1990 as a comprehensive reimagining of the nameplate, replacing the criticized Z31 with a car that could genuinely compete with European sports cars on handling, performance, and styling. The convertible body style, introduced for 1993, added an electrically operated soft top to the Z32 lineup and arrived exclusively in naturally aspirated 3.0-liter VG30DE V6 form, producing 222 horsepower when new.

The convertible's arrival in the final years of Z32 production makes it among the rarer body styles of the generation.

This 1993 300ZX Convertible is finished in Ultra Red over a black vinyl interior and is equipped with a 4-speed automatic transmission. Reported modifications are limited to aftermarket wheels, a Fairlady Z rear light bar, and an aftermarket head unit, paired with an aftermarket amplifier.

The car was acquired by the seller in 2021, and recent servicing is said to have included replacement of the fuel pump, exhaust components, brake rotors and pads, and all four tires.