In Australia, the new Nissan Z typically lands around AUD $75k–$100k before on‑roads, depending on spec and dealer realities—yes, there’s always “dealer realities.” Expect the regular Z to sit in the mid‑$70ks to low‑$80ks territory, with special editions (and the spicier Nismo) nudging the top end. Used 2023–2024 cars hover roughly $65k–$95k based on kilometres, options and how many cold starts it’s endured for Instagram. Manual or auto won’t save you a fortune either way, so pick the one that suits your left leg. Remember to budget for stamp duty, delivery and insurance before you start practising heel‑and‑toe in the driveway.
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