Is the Nissan 370Z a good investment?

The thesis

The 370Z is the last naturally aspirated Z-car and 'the last of a dying breed'—an old-school sports car before electrification. Production ended in 2020; NISMO models are seeing rising values and collector recognition. Manual versions with the 3.7L VQ37 offer 332hp and analog purity. With used prices stable at £18-28k for good examples, the 370Z sits at the early edge of its appreciation curve. Lower than 350Z collector premiums but more modern and refined.