The differences between the 2006 nissan 350z and the 2005 nissan 350z are there. If you liked the Datsun 280z, you may want to listen up, as this is the car that Nissan had in mind when they designed the 350z. Nissan takes on the Mustang and similar in this flirty, fast-moving, agile auto. When it comes to easy handling and quick acceleration, the 2006 nissan 350z is a top contender. You may not notice them at first, but since its conception in 2002, Nissan has finally decided to update one of its hottest sports cars. The new, redefined 2006 nissan 350z is going to be one of the hottest models in the U.S. If you want something sporty, something fun, and something memorable, head to your local dealership and see what the 2006 nissan 350z has in store!

The 2006 nissan 350z has been redesigned. The major change will be very noticeable from the 2005 nissan 350z. Nissan decided to completely alter the vehicles front end. A smoother, slicker front end makes the car appear to be more Porsche-like than Nissan-like. The rounded curves allow air to flow swiftly creating an aerodynamic feel that cannot be topped. This is the new era in Nissan. The 2006 nissan 350z breaks the mold. The 2006 nissan 350z meets and exceeds all expectations. Another noticeable change between the 2006 nissan 350z and the 2005 nissan 350z is the speed-sensitive power steering. The steering adjusts to make handling curves a piece of cake no matter what speed you are doing. Hit black ice, the steering will adjust for the change in speed helping you to more easily work your way out of the skid. Also, look for larger, lighter wheels, another plus in the 2006 nissan 350z benefits column.

Both the 2006 nissan 350z and the 2005 nissan 350z give maximum power with a 3.5 cylinder, V6 engine. Smooth sailing is ahead with either car. Though the 2006 nissan 350z boasts slightly more horsepower (300) instead of the 2005 nissan 350z that claims 287. There is a cost for the 2006 nissan 350z delivering more engine power. The fuel economy ratings are lower for the 2006 nissan 350z, which is slightly less at 19/25 mpg to the 2005 nissan 350z getting 20/26 mpg. The 2005 nissan 350z has had issues with uneven tire wear, something that seems to have been fixed, though reviews state the 2006 nissan 350z is less roomy than before. One major problem that has not been addressed is the road noise (sound of tires on the pavement), which most reviewers find annoying to say the least. Top that with an intrusive stability control system and less than ample storage space and it becomes obvious that the 2006 nissan 350z is not a car that will please everyone. I'm afraid it is one of those cases where you have to give up something to get something.

If you are considering the 2006 nissan 350z or 2005 nissan 350z, make sure you are buying it for the right reasons. It's fun, sporty, handles well, and tackles the curviest of roads with ease. If you are looking for a great car to carry a lot of stuff or tote around your family, you need to think again. This two-seater is hot, but the 2006 nissan 350z is not a spacious vehicle. It is kind of a single driver only auto.