Are all the 370z Driver's Gauge Cluster the same?
 

I am trying to understand how different the 370z driver's gauge cluster (fuel level, RPM, speed, coolant ,etc) are between the years.

Did they ever change? If they did, what year?
Are the automatic driver's cluster the same as the automatics?

Thanks in advance!

As far as I can tell, across year and auto vs manual, the gauge clusters are the same.

There's a very minor cosmetic difference on my wife's 16 Nismo, vs my 09. Otherwise, the placement, information, functionality of the little orange screen menu, available buttons, they are all the same.

The only thing that I can add is that before 2011, the auto cars did not have the RPM shift indicator feature or lamp in the upper part of the tachometer. Oh, and I believe that Navi software interface was upgraded for the 2010 model year. Not necessarily a gauge cluster thing, but a noticeable difference nonetheless.

Thanks for the quick replies!

Follow up question:
With the 6 speed manual, do all 370z indicate the the current gear, or is that only if it has s-mode / syncro rev match?

Thanks again!

I have a 2019 base 6mt and it doesn't show that.

Yep, only the "sport" models with the syncro rev feature have the gear indicator. I'm pretty familiar with that gauge cluster lol.

^^^
Thanks for this... I got it now.

Didn't 09-10 have tire pressure available on the dot matrix display?

as far as I know, none of the models gave specifics about the tire pressure.

My '10 does not, just the dummy light.

I think it was the 350Z that had the tire pressure in the on board computer.