In Canada the G35's will come in 3 models: (RWD) Luxury , (AWD) Luxury and Sport.

Models:

(RWD) Luxury -> Touring ->Navi

(AWD) Luxury ->AWD ->Premium ->Navi ->Tech
(AWD) Luxury ->AWD ->Premium ->Navi ->Wood
(AWD) Luxury ->AWD ->Premium ->Wood

Sport Touring -> A/T -> Sport -> Navi ->Tech
Sport Touring -> M6 (no paddle shifters)-> Sport -> Navi

Package Info:

Tech package includes - Intelligent cruise control, Adaptive front lighting system and Rear monitor

Navi Package includes - HD Navigation system (GPS Based), CD changer in trunk and XM Radio

Sport Packages includes - Aluminum pedals, Sport seats, larger F&R Brake Rotors, 225/50 WR18 front and 245/45 WR18 Rear tires, Rear spoiler, VLSRD, Alloy Wheels, and Sport tuned VDC

 

What about the Premium package?

 

Please don't tell me that if you opt for the Nav, the CD changer goes in the trunk.

CD changer in trunk = early 90's

 

Well, the CD changer in the 330i is in the trunk, with a single in the dash.

 

OK I won't tell you.


The spec sheet reads, "CD Changer moves to trunk." I also questioned this to make sure.

 

AWD Premium package includes:

Sunroof, Studio on Wheels with 10 speakers etc., Memory system (Driver's seat, steering column, outside mirrors and Driver Entry Assist), Power tilt and telescopic steering, Power drivers lumbar support, Bluetooth, one touch up down wondows, Homelink, Auto dimming rear mirrow and compass.

 

Yep, and the 330i is so backward in that regard. Too bad the 2007 G35 with Nav may be de-evolving in that regard as well.

 

I noticed that the Sport Package doesn't list the paddle shifters. Are the paddle shifters not available in Canada???? It doesn't look like we have the G35 Journey also......or is that called the Touring in Canada??

 

The A/T Sport model is the touring package plus the shifters, sport wheel etc. for the 6 speed manual delete paddle shifters, Driver Entry Assist and Rear A/C vents.

Looks like only 3 models in Canada. Luxury, AWD Luury and Sport.

 

looks like if i were to buy sedan, it has to be Sport with Tech (assuming u gotta get Navi in order to get Tech)

 

As usual, there's going to be package issues.....
To get something you want, you have to take something you don't

 

Actually, according to the spec sheet that I have, you do not need to get Navi in order to get the tech package.

 

That's sounds better

 

A sport sedan requires Navi to get Tech. The Tech package is only offered on the AWD and Sport models (both require Navi). You also can not get Tech and Wood.

As of July 27th Canadian Specs.

 

I just noticed that myself Mike....my mistake.