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2026 Nissan Z Heritage Edition review
Spotting Nissan’s 2026 Z Heritage Edition—with its iconic GT-R-borrowed Midnight Purple paint—on the highway would make you double-take. This runout special for the pre-facelift Z (ahead of next month’s 2027 range) is a manual treat for purists, daily-drivable but with flaws: the exclusive paint is one-and-done, exhaust is muted, shift action lacks smoothness. Priced at $77,410 (only $1250 over standard), just 10 hit Australia. The 2027 line brings a Nismo manual flagship, revised bumpers, wheels and better dampers. Beg for an allocation, or wait for the 2027 model? Let us know!