Nissan Z ReliabilityAll Years Ranked (2023–2025)
Side-by-side KeepScores, risk levels, and owner-cost projections for every Nissan Z we've analyzed. Identify the best years to buy, the ones to avoid, and the problems that follow the Z across generations.
Average KeepScore
77/100
Best Year
2023 Nissan Z
Score 78
Weakest Year
2025 Nissan Z
Score 75
Every Nissan Z Ranked
Sorted by KeepScore. Each link opens the full year-specific report.
A potent, engaging sports car that requires a watchful eye on its new components, especially the automatic transmission.
Top risks: Automatic Transmission (9-speed) · Infotainment & Electrical Systems · Engine Minor Oil Leaks (VR30DDTT)
A thrilling, capable sports car, but its first-year status and high-strung engine demand diligent ownership and watchful eyes for emerging issues.
Top risks: Engine (VR30DDTT Turbochargers) · Electrical/Infotainment System · Transmission (Manual & Automatic)
A potent, stylish machine with exhilarating performance, but early adopters should brace for potential powertrain and electrical teething issues.
Top risks: Automatic Transmission (9-speed) · Engine (VR30DDTT) Turbochargers · Electrical & Infotainment
Problems That Follow the Z Across Generations
Issues that appear in the top-3 risks across multiple model years — the cost of ownership you can actually predict.
Automatic Transmission (9-speed)
Appears in 2 model years · 67% of generations
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