Is the Nissan 400Z the same as the Nissan Z?

Yes. "400Z" is the enthusiast nickname for the seventh-generation Nissan Z, referencing its twin-turbocharged V6's roughly 400 horsepower — Nissan officially sells it as the Z. On ReVroom you can shop this Nissan inventory for Z sports coupes and other models carrying rebuilt or branded titles, priced up to 50% below clean-title equivalents.

How much can I save buying a branded title Nissan Z?

Because a branded title signals a past total-loss declaration, these Nissan Z coupes typically price up to 50% below comparable clean-title cars on ReVroom. Actual savings vary by model year, trim, and repair quality — compare listings side by side and add the $15 VIN history report for more background on a specific VIN.

What should I check before buying a rebuilt title Nissan 400Z?

Review the disclosed repair details and photos on each ReVroom listing, confirm the car passed its DMV safety inspection, and order the $15 VIN history report for extra background. It's also smart to compare pricing against clean-title Z coupes and to check how your insurer and lender treat rebuilt titles before you commit.

Nissan 400Z for Sale: Rebuilt & Branded Title Nissan Z Coupes

Q: Are there rebuilt title Nissan 400Z coupes for sale?

Rebuilt and branded title Nissan Z coupes appear in ReVroom's Nissan listings. Every one was previously declared a total loss, professionally repaired, and passed a DMV safety inspection, with disclosed repair information and photos where available so you know exactly what you're looking at before you reach out.

The Nissan 400Z is the enthusiast nickname for the modern Nissan Z — a twin-turbo V6 sports coupe producing around 400 horsepower. Below, shop Nissan listings on ReVroom, including Z coupes with rebuilt or branded titles. Every car here was once declared a total loss, professionally repaired, and passed a DMV safety inspection, typically priced up to 50% below comparable clean-title models.

Nissan 400Z: Rebuilt & Branded Title Nissan Z Coupes for sale from $5,495 — updated daily