Voitures Miniatures Nissan 300 ZX coupé noire (collection Détailcars) - Bernard Miniatures

Nissan 300 ZX coupe black (Detailcars collection)

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Voitures Miniatures Nissan 300 ZX coupé noire (collection Détailcars) - Bernard Miniatures

Voiture miniature Nissan 300 ZX coupe black (Detailcars collection)

25,00 €
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Scale 1/43

Case cracked on the top (about 8 cm)

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Description

Black Nissan 300 ZX Coupe - A 90s Icon in model car

This black Nissan 300 ZX coupé from the Détailcars collection represents one of the most iconic models from the golden age of Japanese sports cars. Reproduced with remarkable attention to detail, this model car perfectly captures the elegance and power of this legendary coupé that defined the 1990s.

A true collector's item , this faithful reproduction will delight both Japanese car enthusiasts and collectors of prestigious model cars. Its meticulous finish and timeless black color make it a piece of choice for any collection dedicated to sports cars from the 90s .

model car Features

  • Model: 300 ZX Coupé
  • Brand: Nissan
  • Year: 1990-1996
  • Scale: 1/43rd
  • Color: Black
  • Manufacturer: Détailcars
  • Protective case included: Yes

The History of the Nissan 300 ZX

The Nissan 300 ZX was launched in 1989 as the successor to the famous Z line, continuing a sporty tradition that began in the 1970s. This model represented Nissan's technological achievement at the time, with its 3.0-liter turbocharged V6 engine developing up to 300 horsepower in its most powerful version.

Designed to compete with the Porsche 944 and other European sports cars, the 300 ZX stood out with its sleek, aerodynamic lines, distinctive pop-up headlights, and driver-oriented interior. Its rigid chassis and optimized weight distribution made it a true weapon on the track, while maintaining appreciable comfort in everyday use.

Commercial success was immediate, particularly in the American market where it quickly became one of the most desirable Japanese sports cars of its generation, rivaling established European productions.

Nissan: Innovation at the Service of Performance

At the time of the 300 ZX's launch, Nissan was undergoing a remarkable period of international expansion. The Japanese brand, founded in 1933, had already proven itself with the first generation Z in the 1970s, establishing its reputation for affordable sports cars.

The 1980s and 1990s marked Nissan's creative peak, with iconic models like the Skyline GT-R , and of course the 300 ZX. This period demonstrated the Japanese automakers' ability to combine technological innovation with automotive passion, creating vehicles that directly rivaled European and American legends.

Nissan's philosophy at the time was to democratize high-tech automotive technology, making innovations previously reserved for supercars accessible to as many people as possible. This approach was perfectly reflected in the design of the 300 ZX , which offered high-level performance at a reasonable price.

A Star of Cinema and Popular Culture

The Nissan 300 ZX didn't just shine on the roads and racetracks: it became a true cultural phenomenon of the 1990s. Its appearance in numerous action films and television series of the time made it one of the most recognizable cars of its generation.

Particularly present in the world of tuning and customization, the 300 ZX was the favorite playground of American and Japanese preparers. Its solid technical base allowed for spectacular modifications, and it quickly became one of the favorite models of the import racing scene which was then exploding in the United States.

One of the most notable anecdotes concerns its participation in the IMSA GTP championships, where a specially developed racing version achieved several significant victories, proving that the elegant lines of the production version concealed real racing potential. These racing successes considerably strengthened the brand's sporting image.

Even today, the 300 ZX enjoys a special status among collectors, its value constantly rising on the second-hand market. It perfectly represents the spirit of the 1990s , the decade when Japanese manufacturers dominated the world of sports cars.

Complete Your Collection of Japanese model cars

This Nissan 300 ZX Détailcars naturally finds its place alongside other legendary Nissan model cars or in a collection dedicated to retro sports cars from the 80s and 90s . It harmonizes perfectly with other icons of the era such as the Toyota Supra or the Mazda RX-7 .

Passionate collectors of sports coupes will particularly appreciate this faithful reproduction, which can also complement a thematic collection of notable foreign cars . Its timeless black color and meticulous finish make it a model of choice for discerning enthusiasts.

This model car is aimed at both experienced collectors and enthusiasts discovering the world of Japanese cars from the 1990s. It also constitutes an excellent starting point for building a collection dedicated to modern sports cars that have marked recent automotive history.

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Fabrice D.

4 octobre 2026

Quality products that match their description. Fast shipping and well protected.

yves Buffet

4 octobre 2026

Very good experience, impeccable follow-up, speed of delivery, and consideration for the buyer. Well done, Bernard.

BOITEL

4 octobre 2026

Miniature (hard to find) completely true to description, and of impeccable quality. Perfect communication. Fair price. Packaging and shipping top-notch. I highly recommend Bernardminiatures.

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Comment comprendre les échelles des miniatures ?

L'échelle indique le rapport de réduction entre la vraie voiture et la miniature. Par exemple, à l'échelle 1/43, chaque centimètre de la miniature correspond à 43 centimètres sur le véhicule réel.

Concrètement, une Ferrari miniature au 1/18 fait environ 25-30 cm de long, tandis qu'au 1/43 elle mesure approximativement 10 cm.

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Plus le second chiffre est petit, plus la miniature est grande (ex: 1/18 est plus grande qu'1/43).

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