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It'll now cost you £800 more to own an entry-level Nissan 350Z (£26,300), but you are getting £1700's worth of extra equipment into the bargain, including the lovely 18in Rays alloys, while power rises to 296bhp. There are minor styling changes and a revised interior for both coupe and convertible versions.

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