The Nissan Z got off to a slow start, partly due to production delays and supply chain disruptions caused by the microchip shortage. Dealer markups didn’t help either. But that’s all in the past. In 2025, the rear-wheel-drive coupe is performing better than ever. Demand more than doubled in the first quarter, surging 108 percent to 1,635 units. For the first half of the year, deliveries jumped 160.1 percent to 3,789 cars.
