Notably, the Datsun 240Z pops up in the music video for "Like a G6." The video sees the group taking the retro vehicle for a wild, party-filled night out on the town — complete with a stop at ...

Most Japanese classics are priced firmly out of the everyday enthusiasts reach, but this Datsun proves there are bargains ...

This 1973 Datsun 240Z Scarab swap turned a lightweight Japanese classic into a rare American muscle hybrid powerhouse.

A 1971 Datsun 240Z with 21,000 miles on it that just sold for $310,000 on Bring A Trailer is making us wonder if classic-car experts should rethink their pricing categories.

The engine bay is inhabited by an inline-six mill, but there's no word if it's the car's original unit. All Datsun 240Zs came with a 2.4-liter six-cylinder from 1969 to 1973 and the layout of this ...

Instead of the ’69 Datsun 2000 getting the engine swap, it was the 240Z. Jei, the owner of Blacktrax, told me the 240Z was going to be underpowered, so the decision was made to go turbo.

This isn’t your average Datsun 240Z, it’s one of only 420 examples of the Fairlady Z432 built exclusively for the Japanese domestic market. Now you could own this ultra-rare JDM legend as it heads to ...

A 1972 Datsun 240Z has sold at a UK auction for £43,000 ($57,340) – not bad when you consider the modifications that have been done to it. When the 240Z originally left the factory it came with ...

This unique 240Z was brought to life by two Californian shops. The first, Pierre’s Z Service Center in Southern California, used its expertise to transform it into a Roadster.

If you're looking for a unique example of what was great about 1970s motoring, then the Datsun 240z is a fantastic place to start. Powering the vehicle is a six-cylinder, 2.4-liter single-overhead ...

Gone is the stock engine as well, as the entire powertrain has been replaced by an electric one. A motor carried over from a Tesla Model S has been transplanted into the Datsun.

Enthusiasts now have another option, however—a Honda K20-style DOHC head for the original Nissan L-series engine, built as a collaboration between Datsunworks and Z Car Garage.