How affordable can a roadster really be? Pretty darn affordable, if you just happen to be talking about the 2010 Nissan 370Z Roadster, which starts at a rather enviable $29,930. I do not know about everyone else out there, but judging just by looks alone, if I could get a car like this for less than thirty thousand dollars, I would most definitely jump at the chance!

Even the package deals are not incredibly expensive. For $34,460, you can get the Touring package, which includes six speed manual. For $35,760, you can get the Touring package with an automatic instead. This package also includes power seats, upholstered in leather with heating; Universal Transceiver; HomeLink; a Bluetooth phone system; a Bose audio system with eight speakers; XM Satellite Radio; not to mention countless other additions.

Of course, there are other packages to choose from as well, all of them fairly affordable, especially when you consider the base price.

The 2009 model of the Nissan 370Z is more powerful and good looking than its predecessor and has a suggested selling price of $30625 inclusive of shipping.

An automatic shifting option is also available. The seven speed transmission can be yours for an additional bill of $1300.

The car is being offered with a base and Touring variants. The Touring model will have extra perks like Bluetooth technology, aluminum pedals, elegant leather seats, Bose speaker systems, and a satellite radio.

A touring model version with manual transmission will make one $35155 poorer and about $36455 lighter for an automatic 370Z

The 370Z has a bull under its hood, a V6 3.7L engine, that can make the car charge on the road at 332 horse power.

The new Nissan 370Z was redesigned to have a stronger structure despite the use of lighter materials. The car was also designed with a longer wheelbase but shortening the overall length of the newest member of the family. The interior of the 370Z also got a make over using high quality materials.

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