Nissan 370Z
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The Nissan 370Z is a performance coupe and roadster with model-year changes that can affect headlight, taillight, fog light, and interior bulb fitment. If you are replacing a burned-out bulb or upgrading to a brighter option, this model page helps you narrow down the right year before you buy anything.
Use the year pages for the exact bulb sizes and socket details for your vehicle. The 370Z was sold across the 2009 through 2020 model years, and small differences between years, trims, and lighting packages can change the correct bulb choice. Checking the matching year page is the best way to confirm fitment.
For the most accurate results, start with your Nissan 370Z model year, then compare your trim and any factory lighting options before ordering bulbs. Some exterior lamps and interior lights may look similar across years, but the correct fit can still vary. The year-specific charts on bulbsize.org are the place to confirm exact bulb sizes, so you can avoid returns and get the right replacement the first time.
FAQ
Why does the Nissan 370Z need year-specific bulb information?
Even within the same model, Nissan changed lighting setups over the years. A bulb that fits a 2009 370Z may not be the same as the one used on a 2015 or 2020 vehicle. Year pages provide the exact fitment details.
Which Nissan 370Z years are covered on this model page?
This model page covers the 2009 through 2020 Nissan 370Z. Use the matching year page for your vehicle to find the exact bulb sizes and socket information.
Can I use one bulb size for every 370Z year?
No. The 370Z has year-to-year differences, and some trims or packages also affect bulb fitment. Always check the specific year page instead of assuming the same bulb works across all years.
Do trim levels matter on the Nissan 370Z?
Yes, trim level can matter. Base models, Sport models, Touring models, and special editions may use different lighting equipment. The year page helps you compare those differences before choosing a bulb.
What if my 370Z has factory HID or other lighting packages?
Factory lighting packages can change the bulb type or the way a lamp assembly is configured. If your 370Z has upgraded or optional lighting, check the year page carefully to match the exact setup on your car.
Is this page enough to buy bulbs for my 370Z?
This page is a starting point, not the final fitment reference. It helps you identify the correct year page, but the exact bulb sizes should be confirmed on the year-specific chart before you order.
How do I know whether I need the coupe or roadster information?
The 370Z was offered in different body styles, and some lighting details can vary by configuration. If your vehicle is a coupe or roadster, use the year page that matches your exact model and check the notes for any differences.
Are interior bulbs listed the same way as exterior bulbs?
Not always. Interior lamps, license plate lights, brake lights, turn signals, and headlights can each use different bulb types. The year page organizes these by location so you can find the correct replacement more easily.
What should I check before replacing a bulb on my 370Z?
Confirm the model year, trim, and any lighting package on the vehicle. It also helps to compare the old bulb, socket style, and lamp location. Then use the year page to verify the exact bulb size.
Why do some bulb charts show multiple options for the same Nissan 370Z year?
Some years may have more than one valid bulb depending on the lamp position or factory equipment. For example, a headlight bulb can differ from a fog light or parking light, and optional equipment may create more than one fitment choice.
Can I upgrade to LED bulbs in my 370Z?
Many owners do upgrade to LED bulbs, but the correct size and fit still need to match the original lamp housing. Start with the exact bulb size from the year page, then choose an LED replacement that is designed for that application.
What is the safest way to avoid buying the wrong bulb?
Use the year page for your exact Nissan 370Z, verify the trim and lighting package, and match the bulb location carefully. That approach gives you the best chance of getting the correct fitment on the first try.