Rolling art!

When Nissan designed the second-generation 300ZX, they created nothing less than automotive art. The 1996 model is the final iteration; consequently, it's the most trouble-free and refined. I bought my Z new in 1996; it is my third 2nd-generation 300ZX. I still can't get over the seductive, timeless styling, a 300-horsepower engine that still holds its own against newer competitors, and handling that can straighten the curviest road. Build quality is excellent. I had a 94 Twin Turbo Supra before this Z, and it's really not worth comparing; unless you're looking to build a drag racer, the Z blows the Supra away, especially in the looks department. This car will surely prove to be a timeless classic.