the crappy window motors...

 

Ever think about some Michelin PS2's...Road Force balanced and an alignment. If this doesn't solve your problem. You've probably got a suspension bushing problem. Might need a complete suspension rebuild. ( I may have missed year, miles, tires in your post. There is nothing suspension wise you can't replace.) Let me guess your over 90,000 miles running tires with over 30,000 on them. Damn just realized your from Alabama...I'm from Huntsville. Try tires first...then bushings...upper, lower then sell the car!!!

 

How difficult it is to get things when the fall on the side of the seats...

The gas mileage.

No memory seats.

No back seat overhead light.

THE RATTLES.

I love my baby though.

 

 

The gas pedal is really touchy for the initial press. After almost a year of owning the car I still find myself jerking forward a bit on stoplights sometimes.

 

The fact that Infiniti didn't offer intelligent key in the 06 coupe with 6mt... I hate it. I'm use to the convenience of not having to use a key in my M35. But I still love my G35..

 

Reset ECU and then drive soft for the first 100 miles.

 

If you don't already have a plenum spacer I don't recommend getting it, that jerkiness just gets worse with it. I have one and jerkiness or not I love the car!

 

Scoot closer to the pedal. Sounds like you push down rather then press forward.

 

1. no option for rain guards
2. radio error a/c acting up
3. driver window (everytime i hit it to go automatically up it goes down first)
thats it for now only owned the g35 for a week.

 

Even after a year I can't reliably find the edges on the car. I think it's the catamaran bulges of the front fenders creating an optical illusion to me. To get it parallel to the curb when parking, or back straight into a perpendicular parking space in a deck, I have to literally adjust my sense of where the car is pointing by about 10 degrees to the right...in other words, parallel to the curb is when I think the car is pointing right about 10 degrees. Weird.

 

Haha Wtf? Just park it.

 

1. Yep, Sacrifice looks here for that.
2. You have to replace the whole Bose faceplate or you upgrade to DDin.
3. You have to open the door and follow the reset process.

 

Focus on the lines/curb, not the car.

 

Oh man, I know I know and that's what I do and it still hasn't worked out. Tried everything, even focusing in the distance, not on the car or the lines or the curb. There's just something about the cars' reference points that doesn't work for me. There's something in my peripheral vision that throws me off. I've never had this issue with any other vehicle, and I don't have it with my wife's car. Just this one. And that's why it's the one thing I hate about it.

But really I don't. It's a great machine. It's more an irritant, and I know it's more about me than it is the car.