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2023 Nissan Fairlady 3.0

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  • Make: Nissan
  • Milage: 4970 Miles
  • Year: 2023
  • Model: Fairlady
  • Transmission: Manual
  • Fuel: Petrol
  • Location: Grimsby

Description

I had this imported from Japan via Torque GT in early 2025 with only about 1000 miles on it (total cost over 45k). I applied some transparent hard setting underseal myself to the underneath and since then it has been kept inside whenever it is not being driven. It is the limited run "proto spec" which gives you the unique yellow paint, gold wheels and yellow calipers (plus it includes things from the performance trim like the mechanical LSD, heated seats, etc) MODIFICATIONS: Custom exhaust, EBC discs and pads (because I heard horror stories about the stock brakes not being very good), Eibach rear sway bar. I got the ECU tuned by Abbey Motorsport which removed the japanese speed limiter and made it keep pulling all the way up the rev range, unlike the stock tune which would noticeably lose power after about half way through the revs. It passed MOT perfectly fine with these modifications, but if you are really put off by the custom tune then it can be flashed back to stock before the sale. UK CONVERSION: The physical buttons on the infotainment screen are in japanese but I've never needed to use them - everything digital has been set to english and works perfectly fine with Android Auto (and I assume Apple CarPlay too) for sat nav. Only thing that can't be changed is the speedo which always shows kph, hence the little LCD screen that Torque GT mounted to the windscreen to show mph and make it road legal in the UK. COMPARISON TO 370Z: I've had 350Zs and 370Zs before but due to the twin turbo engine in this, this feels A LOT faster than those (especially with the tuned ECU, its a very fast car now). The interior is also much nicer and feels more modern. SERVICING: I changed the oil and filter myself in June of 2025 when it had done around 2000 miles (I used Millers EE Performance 0w20) but if you want to it once a year regardless of mileage then it would be due again right about now. If you don't want to do it yourself, I believe this engine is used in some other Nissan models so I'm sure you can find a dealership that is willing to do servicing for you. FYI a lot of 370Z parts fit perfectly on these, like brake discs/pads etc. TEST DRIVES: As this is a very powerful rwd car I'm not really willing to let random strangers test drive it, especially as most insurance only covers third party when driving other cars. Of course I will take you for a passenger ride though. SERIOUS BUYERS ONLY. NO PART EXCHANGE. PLEASE DON'T WASTE MY TIME.