The term "Z-Car" refers to a series of sports cars produced by Nissan, starting with the Datsun 240Z in 1969. These vehicles are known for their sleek design, performance, and affordability, making them popular among car enthusiasts. The Z-Car lineup has evolved over the years, with various models like the 300ZX and the latest Nissan Z continuing the legacy of sporty driving experiences. Z-Cars are characterized by their rear-wheel drive layout and powerful engines, often featuring inline-six or V6 configurations. They have gained a reputation for their balance of performance and everyday usability, appealing to both casual drivers and serious racers. The Z-Car series has become an iconic symbol of Japanese automotive engineering.