and then it was completely redesigned in 1984 when it became simply the Nissan 300ZX and also debuted the company's new series of 3.0-liter V6 engines dubbed VG with natural and forced induction ...

Japanese cars like the Toyota GR Corolla (187.5 hp/L) and Acura Integra Type S (160 hp/L) maximize power and efficiency.

Outfitted with a top 10 great American V6 engine that provides enough early oomph to put the Nissan 300ZX on notice and rival a Corvette LT1 off the line, the Typhoon's acceleration puts the Ford ...

Its early design perfectly captured what defines a muscle car: a lightweight body with a distinctive design language fitted with a powerful engine ... the 300ZX's entire interior design philosophy ...

checks ad a second time, comes with its original VG30E V6. Huzzah ... than a sports car like the 300ZX with its available manual and optional turbocharged engine. Befitting such a car in this ...

Amidst these legends, however, lies a lesser-known contender that had a high-revving V6 engine and impressive ... high-maintenance cars like the 300ZX or RX-7. Automatic Transmission Issues ...

These five legendary engines have shown that a V6 can be just as impressive as its eight, ten, or twelve-cylinder siblings ...

Specifically, the Ferrari F80's V6 is now the most powerful V6 engine used in any road-going car in 2025. This article focuses on the Ferrari F80's V6 engine. We've only considered the power ...

Alfa Romeo’s PR Department head let slip that the brand could keep its internal combustion V6. Customer demand might be at the heart of the decision to continue using this engine. It could end ...

It's just an amazing car with a dedicated following. The Nissan 300ZX price depends on several factors, including the trim level, optional features, mileage, vehicle history and location.

Today, you can pick up the V6-powered version of the Milan for as little as $4,000; examples in better condition and with a lower mileage can be found around the $7,000 mark. Although the V6 Milan ...

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