This 1973 Datsun 240Z race car on BaT was originally purchased in 1983 to be used for Historic Sportscar Racing, where it won six races and the 1992 HSR championship. The car was then transformed into ...

Very few classic Japanese cars hold as much acclaim or following as the Datsun 240Z or Nissan Fairlady Z. The 240Z's fanboyism was evident with the return of the Nissan Z coupe sports car. Its sleek ...

Few races have captured the adventuring spirit as fiercely as the famed Carrera Panamerica from the 1950s. The Mexican equivalent to the Mille Miglia, La Carrera Panamerica is a race aimed at ...

When it comes to Japanese sports cars, the classic Datsun 240Z is considered the benchmark for the Nissan Z line. The long hood, short deck, and clean lines have held up better than most, even now.

In 1970, when the Datsun 240Z arrived in the U.S., Peter Brock's Southern California-based Brock Racing Enterprises (BRE) racing team helped to change the motorsports world by claiming the first SCCA ...

On a foggy night in Baldwin Park, California, a lone coyote swaggered across the empty road and disappeared down a quiet residential street. It was replaced by Sung Kang, who materialized out of the ...

A little over a week ago, we told you to check out this spectacular, 21,000-mile 1971 Datsun 240Z on Bring a Trailer. Your chance has come and gone, but the good news is you probably couldn’t have ...

An RB25-powered Datsun 240Z gets an all-aluminum exterior, reducing the car’s weight by about 154 pounds while solving the ...

It is an enduring, sleek design that debuted in late 1969 and spawned a line of cars that lives on to today. This coupe was a huge hit worldwide and put Japan on the sports car map. Of course, we are ...

The shimmering gold paintwork and wild aero treatment is more than enough to clue most into who owns this 1972 Nissan 240Z. Like the signature colors of heralded Japanese icons like Top Secret and Jun ...