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Forward visibility is good thanks to thin A-pillars, but rear visibility is limited to a narrow slit of glass by the stylishly raked rear hatch.
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Forward visibility is good thanks to thin A-pillars, but rear visibility is limited to a narrow slit of glass by the stylishly raked rear hatch.
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Nevertheless, Nissan has equipped the 370Z with all of the modern safety basics you'd expect, including: anti-lock brakes; stability and traction control; plus front and side airbags, with side-curtain airbags on Coupe and NISMO models.
Behind the wheel, visibility is generally good forward and to the sides of the 370Z, but to the rear, the thick rear roof support pillars in the Coupe can limit sight lines. The Roadster isn't much better with the top up, but open to the elements, presents very little to obstruct vision.
Conclusion
The 2013 Nissan 370Z hasn't been officially crash-tested yet, but it comes with all of the modern safety equipment you'd expect.
