Since it was first introduced in 1969, the Nissan Motor Company's Z car has set standards for everyone else to follow.
February 1989 saw the debut of the fourth-generation model, whose pinnacle was the 300ZX.
Also known, as the Z32, this car had an elegant, wide body with a removable glass top based around a T-bar frame; power was provided by a 280hp 3-liter V6 twin turbo engine in combination with either a five-speed manual transmission or a four-speed automatic.
Its Super HICAS system employed a viscous limited slip differential and four-wheel steering, which was paired with four-wheel independent suspension; packed with driver-friendly features and having considerable power and looks, this was a model truly worthy of the famed Z car line.
- This is a 1/24 scale plastic model assembly kit depicting the top grade model of the 4th generation ZX car announced in Chicago, February 1989.
- The lowdown, wide form of the car is captured in style, with clear engine hood parts allowing you to show off the V6 DOHC twin turbo powerplant underneath.
- A detailed interior utilizes separate door panel parts and has dashboards for both left- and right-hand drive cars. | 
