Nissan 370Z Towbar Replacement Parts

The Nissan 370Z was never factory-fitted with a towbar, and to our knowledge no manufacturer produced an approved aftermarket towbar for it either — it is a two-door sports coupé with no towing rating from Nissan UK. If you need towing capability, you are likely looking at the wrong vehicle for the job, and a towbar from a scrapped 370Z simply does not exist to source.

It is extremely unlikely to be a genuine, rated towbar for this model, as Nissan never homologated towing for the 370Z in any variant sold in the UK. Listings of this kind are worth treating with great scepticism — what is described may be a custom fabrication, a misidentified part, or simply an error. We would strongly advise against fitting any unrated towing equipment to this car.

No — neither the coupé nor the Roadster (convertible) variant of the 370Z was given a towing rating or offered a factory towbar in the UK market. Both share the same platform and Nissan's position on towing applies to the whole range regardless of body style.

The 350Z and 370Z are different generations on different platforms, so parts do not swap between them — but this is academic, because the 350Z was equally not factory-equipped with a towbar, and the same absence of towing homologation applies. If you need to tow, a different vehicle altogether would be the practical solution.

If you need a used towbar from a scrapped vehicle, you would be better searching for a Nissan Qashqai, X-Trail, or similar model that was factory-rated for towing and routinely supplied with towbars. Breakers regularly have these available, and fitment guidance for those models is straightforward to follow. A Findapart search on those models will give you properly matched, rated parts.