Nissan Z Market — August 2026
As of August 2026, the median advertised asking price for a new Nissan Z is $54,228 across 1,202 U.S. dealer listings, averaging 91 days on market. Used models list at a median $42,995 across 435 listings. These are advertised asking prices, not completed-sale prices. CarWhere does not yet have enough verified Z purchases to publish a reliable buyer-paid average — that figure appears here only from real, verified deal sheets; we never estimate it.
New · median asking
$54,228
1,202 listings · as of August 2026
New · days on market
91 days
average across tracked listings
Used · median asking
$42,995
435 listings · as of August 2026
Used · days on market
69 days
average across tracked listings
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Search Z listingsFrequently asked questions
How many Nissan Zs are for sale right now?
As of August 2026, CarWhere tracked 1,202 new and 435 used Nissan Z listings nationwide.
Is the Z market moving up or down?
Trend data builds one snapshot per month — the direction appears here once at least two monthly snapshots exist. Current baseline: $54,228 median asking as of August 2026.
Are these asking prices or selling prices?
These are ADVERTISED asking prices (medians across tracked listings), not completed-sale prices. CarWhere does not yet have enough verified Z purchases to publish a reliable buyer-paid average — that figure comes only from real, verified deal sheets, never estimates.
Where does this data come from?
Market figures are derived aggregates (counts, medians, averages) computed monthly from licensed live-listing data covering U.S. dealer inventory. Buyer-paid figures come exclusively from verified buyer-submitted deal sheets. The two are never mixed.
Data sources, methodology & limitations
- Snapshot date: this page reflects the August 2026 national sweep. Figures refresh with one new snapshot per month.
- Asking prices: medians and counts are derived aggregates computed from licensed live-listing data covering U.S. dealer inventory (listings deduplicated per sweep). They are advertised prices — the out-the-door number a buyer negotiates is typically different.
- Buyer-paid figures: sourced exclusively from verified buyer-submitted deal sheets, labeled with model year and shown only when the sample is large enough. Asking data and paid data are never blended. No qualifying verified Z sample exists yet.
- Scope: national aggregates — local markets can sit meaningfully above or below these medians.