G25
then theyll have to come out with the Nissan 250Z. if infiniti wants to make a car with a smaller motor, they shoul do it under a different model line. although, they would sell a ton of little "3" emblems to the ricers looking to rebadge
Originally Posted by clokwork
a nissan 250z would be just ugly in the lineup
what a lackluster sporster
what a lackluster sporster
250z would not be a smart move
the Z is a pure sports car, a 200HP sport car would be WEAKKK
unless they make a smaller body with lighter weight... 350Z should still be the only Z..
the Z is a pure sports car, a 200HP sport car would be WEAKKK
unless they make a smaller body with lighter weight... 350Z should still be the only Z..
There already are what is technically a G25 sold in Japan - The 250GT.
The 250GT is the same as the 350GT/G35, but with the 2.5ltr (VQ25DD 2.5ltr 158kW V6 Engine – 107kw/tonne), there is also a 270GT, which is the 2.7ltr version of the G37. Same car, smaller engine. There is also a 3ltr version of the G35, the 300GT, but I dont think they were very popular (VQ30DD 3.0ltr 191kW V6 Engine – 128kw/tonne)
I should note though that they are sedan versions only.
The 250GT is the same as the 350GT/G35, but with the 2.5ltr (VQ25DD 2.5ltr 158kW V6 Engine – 107kw/tonne), there is also a 270GT, which is the 2.7ltr version of the G37. Same car, smaller engine. There is also a 3ltr version of the G35, the 300GT, but I dont think they were very popular (VQ30DD 3.0ltr 191kW V6 Engine – 128kw/tonne)
I should note though that they are sedan versions only.
Last edited by Andy_350GT_Sky; Oct 4, 2007 at 07:27 PM.
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Originally Posted by JJKK
infiniti should have G25 with RWD and 200+hp
there is definitily a market for it
(luxury brand + luxury interior + good MPG + RWD ++ reasonable price) = FTW!!!
there is definitily a market for it
(luxury brand + luxury interior + good MPG + RWD ++ reasonable price) = FTW!!!
Originally Posted by Garnet Canuck
I agree. I think there would be a market for it as well. I don't know the sales figures, however I am guessing the number of IS250s sold far outnumber IS350 sales.
For the record, I liked the TSX and would have considered one except I needed a bit more room and to spend a bit less cash. Plus I wanted RWD or AWD. Nice car, though, I was admiring one just this morning. But no way would I give up the G for it.
Originally Posted by Andy_350GT_Sky
...there is also a 270GT, which is the 2.7ltr version of the G37. Same car, smaller engine. There is also a 3ltr version of the G35, the 300GT, but I dont think they were very popular (VQ30DD 3.0ltr 191kW V6 Engine – 128kw/tonne)

Here's the Skyline 350GT (3.5L) and 250GT (2.5L):
http://www.nissan.co.jp/EN/LINEUP/lineup_07.html
Here's the Skyline Coupe (3.7L only):
http://www.nissan.co.jp/EN/LINEUP/lineup_32.html
Press release for the '08 Coupe:
http://jalopnik.com/cars/new-cars/20...pan-305977.php
The new Skyline coupe is available in four models, each equipped with the new 3.7-liter VVEL V6: 370GT, 370GT Type P, 370GT Type S and 370GT Type SP.
There is no 300GT, nor is there a 2.7L Coupe.
Last edited by 350Zed; Oct 10, 2007 at 01:11 PM.
Originally Posted by SwivelMan
I see more IS250s than 350s. Could be the AWD?
For the record, I liked the TSX and would have considered one except I needed a bit more room and to spend a bit less cash. Plus I wanted RWD or AWD. Nice car, though, I was admiring one just this morning. But no way would I give up the G for it. 
For the record, I liked the TSX and would have considered one except I needed a bit more room and to spend a bit less cash. Plus I wanted RWD or AWD. Nice car, though, I was admiring one just this morning. But no way would I give up the G for it. 
I think if Infiniti needed to increase its G35 sales it would go downmarket with a 2.5L model, but I think their sales figures have been doing so well that it's currently not worth their effort.
I seriously considered the TSX, too, but what killed it for me was th complete lack of style. It's just about the most boring looking car out there, imo. Now you take a car like that and put Infiniti's styling panache to it, and you'd really have something.
Originally Posted by Andy_350GT_Sky
There already are what is technically a G25 sold in Japan - The 250GT.
The 250GT is the same as the 350GT/G35, but with the 2.5ltr (VQ25DD 2.5ltr 158kW V6 Engine – 107kw/tonne), there is also a 270GT, which is the 2.7ltr version of the G37. Same car, smaller engine. There is also a 3ltr version of the G35, the 300GT, but I dont think they were very popular (VQ30DD 3.0ltr 191kW V6 Engine – 128kw/tonne)
I should note though that they are sedan versions only.
The 250GT is the same as the 350GT/G35, but with the 2.5ltr (VQ25DD 2.5ltr 158kW V6 Engine – 107kw/tonne), there is also a 270GT, which is the 2.7ltr version of the G37. Same car, smaller engine. There is also a 3ltr version of the G35, the 300GT, but I dont think they were very popular (VQ30DD 3.0ltr 191kW V6 Engine – 128kw/tonne)
I should note though that they are sedan versions only.
Similarly with the V36 gen Coupe (G37 in the US), the car is only available in 3.7L form in Japan. THERE IS NO 270GT (2.7L) COUPE. There's a 2.5L and a 3.5L Sedan, but the Coupe is ONLY AVAILABLE in 3.7L form. Besides, if Nissan were to do a base engine V36 Coupe, it'd be a 250GT (2.5L) Coupe. It'd be a waste of time and money to develop a separate 2.7L version of the HR motor for BASE ENGINE duty when they already have the 2.5L on hand.
Last edited by bruddahmanmatt; Oct 10, 2007 at 02:37 PM.
Originally Posted by emceephi
A V6 G25 with 200+ hp will definitely sell tons and I don't think it will tarnish the brand at all.
Originally Posted by Mr_Ryte
I'd be willing to bet that Infiniti will wise up after seeing how much $$$ it's losing to the IS250 in sales. 

IS250 MSRP $30,255 - $34,285
G35 MSRP $31,450 - $34,050




