Hi guys.... I will be a G35 owner soon, either a silverstone coupe 6sp, or a silver sedan. Im having a hard time deciding, I am scared of the coupe in the snow. Does infiniti have a snow tire package for the 6 sp with brembos ? Does infiniti have a winter floor mat pkg ? Any help with my decision is WELCOME ( I have no kids so thats not a factor) Im mainly concerned with snow and grounding out the car, please share experiances!

If anyone here has a 6sp coupe and has been through a winter please let me know, Id like to talk to you. Also what exactly do I need for good snow tires and rims ? what will work? how much will it cost ?

As for price.... Ill have to put out 4k total on delivery, and pay $820 a month (residual is $24910) for a 3 yr lease. Does this seem like a fair deal for a June production Silverstone coupe 6 speed ?

Thanks all !

 

I don't own a G, but just by the fact that the coupe has a limited slip diff and the sedan doesn't, the coupe would be a better winter car. This is what has stopped me from getting a sedan to this point.

Of course the biggest part is how you drive and a good set fo winter tires (I use Goodyear Eagles).

 

Yeah, i think they have a winter tire package for 1600 or so...

$820 a month with 4k down for a 3 yr lease? Man i gotta say that's way over-priced! My suggestion is, if you are in GTA, get the Sedan, or go buy the rx8, if you are in other area, go get the coupe!

 

The 4K includes 1st month payment and $1700 for freight etc... + tax.

What should I be paying on a 2003 coupe ? the residual is 53% right now and the APR is 6.3 i think.

 

I won't pay more than $500 over invoice for the 2003.5 sedans... Also, dealers have been discounting the sedans quite heavily due to increased supply.. however, I'd still go for the 2004 you can get a decent discount.....

 

Firstly the coupe is an entirely different looking vehicle. Its looks put the Sedan to shame in my opinion. Of course I would take the coupe over the sedan! The vehicle is a great winter car as long as you add the proper tires! The best tires for our vehicles for the winter time are as follows! This following info I've taken from a GOODYEAR TIRE EXPERT!

dunlop sp winter sport & if coupes take 16' it would be 225/55r16.