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370Z Registry

The 370Z registry has two parts. Cars Nissan’s parts catalogs list can be looked up to see how they left the factory: build month, model code, paint and trim codes, engine, transmission, grade, steering side and market. The catalogs cover Canadian cars, Japanese cars (the Fairlady Z), and cars for the Gulf states, Taiwan, China, Korea, Latin America, South Africa and other export markets. Owners of any 370Z, listed or not, add their car through their XenonZcar forum garage and keep its details and photos up to date.

Cars sold outside Japan have a 17-character VIN, like JN1AZ44E09M412345. It’s on the VIN plate on the dash by the driver’s A-pillar (read it through the windshield) and on the label in the driver’s door jamb. Export cars can have VINs like JN1GAAZ34Z0012345, with the chassis spelled out and no model year. Japanese cars have a frame number instead, like Z34-012345 (roadsters HZ34-…).

Cars in Nissan’s catalogs
6,266
Japanese cars (frame numbers)
2,926
Cars with History Records
0
In members’ garages
0

370Z Model Code Arrangement

The model code is on the model plate in the engine bay. These are the letters Nissan’s parts catalogs confirm; the rest aren’t decoded yet. Every 370Z has the VQ37VHR engine.

Position #1234567891011
CodeGLSALHLZ34EKA--AA-
  1. GL = coupe; 2L = roadster
  2. Not decoded yet
  3. Not decoded yet
  4. L = left-hand drive; R = right-hand drive
  5. Grade, which depends on the market.; Canada: Q = Base, T = Track, V = Touring, W = Grand Touring or Touring Sport, Y = 40th Anniversary; Japan: Q = base Fairlady Z, T = Version S, V = Version T, W = Version ST; Export: H = Level 2, V = Touring (Mexico)
  6. L = 7-speed automatic; Y = 6-speed manual
  7. Model of car: Z34
  8. Not decoded yet
  9. Market. N = Canada; Export, left-hand drive: K = GCC (Gulf), H = general export (GOM-C), W = general export (GOM-B), L = Argentina/Brazil, T = Taiwan, P = Korea, J = Mexico; Export, right-hand drive: A = South Africa, W = general export (GOM-B)
  10. Not decoded yet
  11. Option letters, not decoded yet
Sample decode: GLSALHLZ34EKA--AA-: coupe, left-hand drive, Level 2, 7-speed automatic, Z34, GCC (Gulf) market

370Z Registry Search

Search by any mix of VIN or frame number (or part of one), model code, build month, paint and trim codes, grade, market, condition and owner. Factory records come from Nissan’s parts catalogs (FAST), which list 6,266 of these cars. US cars aren’t listed, and only cars built up to 2011 are, so a VIN that isn’t found can still be genuine. Owner names and places match only owners who chose to show them.

370Zs in Nissan’s Catalogs, by Market

How many cars for each market the catalogs list. These are the cars the catalogs happen to hold, not production totals.

MarketCoupeRoadster AutomaticRHDTotal
Japan 2,91511 1,9152,926 2,926
Canada 1,207652 7310 1,859
Korea 2930 2930 293
South Africa 22466 190290 290
General export (GOM-B) 21633 187247 249
GCC (Gulf) 15944 1700 203
General export (GOM-C) 1710 1490 171
Mexico 1470 1060 147
Argentina/Brazil 658 520 73
Taiwan 4510 550 55

370Zs in Nissan’s Catalogs, by Build Year

How many cars built each year the catalogs list, all markets together. Each catalog covers only some years, so this isn’t the production count, but it shows the mix of body styles, engines, automatics and right-hand-drive cars.

BuiltCoupeRoadster AutomaticRHDTotal
2008 2,2710 1,5112,128 2,271
2009 2,003144 1,2451,093 2,147
2010 826537 823195 1,363
2011 342143 26947 485
Total5,442824 3,8483,463 6,266

370Zs in members’ garages

No member cars yet. Be the first to add yours!

Is one of these cars yours?

Owner details are kept up to date from your XenonZcar forum garage. Log in, claim your car once (only one member can hold each car, so nobody else can change your car’s record), and then you can update the owner name, location, condition, mileage, website link, comments and photos any time. Your name and location show publicly only if you choose; otherwise only XenonZcar admins see them. Your car also shows on your forum profile.

  1. Log in to the XenonZcar forum (or join; it’s free).
  2. Open My garage, pick Z34 370Z (2009–2020) under “Which Z?” and enter the 17-character VIN, e.g. JN1AZ44E09M412345, or for a Japanese car the frame number, e.g. Z34-012345.
  3. If the car is already in the registry and no other member has it, it goes straight into your garage with the details you entered. Otherwise an admin confirms the claim, usually within a day or two. Sold the car? Transfer it to the buyer from your garage and it stays in the car’s history.

All registries

Sources Used

  • VINs, frame numbers, build months, model codes, paint and trim codes, destination codes: Nissan’s parts catalogs (FAST): the US catalog (2003 cars), the Canadian catalog, the general-export left-hand-drive (GL) and right-hand-drive (GR) catalogs, and the Japanese catalog
  • Model code breakdown: the model lists in those same catalogs
  • Owner details: XenonZcar forum members