The 2010 Nissan Z Roadster has been revealed and I must say
I'm quite impressed. To those who have not seen pics, please
do a quick google search and you shall see.

Now once you see pics, you will realize the 2010 ZR has
air conditioned seats. How is it that the new ZR has this
feature but not the new G37 Convertible? Infiniti is supposed
to be the luxury counterpart, yet does not have this great feature.
On the same note, the new Maxima (which I f*cking love seeing
on the road) also has these A/C seats yet the new 2009 G37 Sedan
doesn't. What in the f*ck?

 

Perhaps the 2010 G's will have them, too.

 

I agree with Chilibowl. I noticed the same thing with the standard keyless start on the Altima (3.5(all trims) and 2.5s) the same year (2007) it became standard on the G, wtf. Infiniti should have these features first. These are luxury features.

 

the G37 convertible has cooled/heated seats in the premiump ackaeg, which most Gconvertibles will have the premium pgkg

 

the Maxima looks nice but when your driving it it feels like a boat...it doesnt feel heavy but it seems HUGE. the dash is too big and the car has wide bulges that make the car seem bigger than it is...mix that with light steering and you have a much less confident car than the G...by the way i dont understand Nissan either ever since i heard they've confirmed a Murano roadster for 2010

 

Yeah, the 350Z has some better luxury features than the G1 G35's..

Nissan is stupid.

 

How is it Nissan's fault? There is no such thing is Infiniti in Japan so all the cars are under Nissan. So one car isn't considered a "Luxury Brand"

 

there are cooled/heated seats in the new g37 convertible so why are you saying only the 370z roadster will only have it?

the nissan won't get a rearview monitor nor the scratch shield paint.

 

infiniti did have it first... on the 2006 M's.

 

dont forget that crazy lane-departure nanny system, which infiniti got first... i also believe they were on the M's.

 

I don't want the scratch shield paint. That should be a option.