The official specs and packages are out.

Curb Weights (EPA mpg)
G35: 3497 (19/26)
G35 Journey: 3508 (19/26)
G35 Sport: 3538 (19/26)
G35 Sport 6MT: 3532 (19/27)
G35x: 3704 (19/25)

Premium Package
Tinted glass power sunroof with rear tilt feature, sliding sunshade, and one-touch operation; Studio on Wheels™ by Bose® premium audio system with Burr Brown® Digital Audio Converters; driver’s seat, steering wheel and outside mirror memory system; seat and outside mirror position synchronization (outside mirrors automatically adjust as seat is moved); driver’s seat power adjustable lumbar support (2-way); power tilt and telescoping steering wheel; one touch up/down rear window function; automatic anti-glare rearview mirror with HomeLink® Universal Transceiver; Bluetooth® hands-free phone system; heated front seats and front outside mirrors (standard on G35x AWD)

Navigation Package
Infiniti Navigation System (hard disc drive-based) with Infiniti controller and 7.0-inch color touch screen, Lane guidance (part of route guidance) and building footprints (enhanced graphics), 9.5GB music hard drive (replaces in-dash 6-disc CD changer) and compact flash slot for playing MP3 files, real-time traffic information, voice recognition functions for HVAC, audio and navigation, XM™ satellite radio (requires Premium Package)

Technology Package
Intelligent Cruise Control; Adaptive Front lighting System (AFS); Rearview Monitor; Brake Assist with Preview Braking (requires Navigation Package)

Wood Trim
Genuine African Rosewood trim on center console, instrument panel and doors (requires Graphite or Wheat interior and Premium Package)

Performance Tire & Wheel Package
225/50R18 front and 245/50R18 rear W-rated tires and 18-inch lightweight cast aluminum wheels (requires Premium Package or Sunroof)

Four Wheel Active Steer Package
Front and Rear Active Steer Systems

Satellite Radio
Sirius® or XM™ (requires Premium Package)

The 2007 G35 Sport (6MT and auto) has standard power thigh and torso bolster adjustments.

 

Now just get us the price sheets and then we'd be talking

 

This is alittle bit confusing. So there won't be a 6 disc CD changer, but you get a 9.5G music HDD instead? What if I want to listen to a CD without wanting to wait 10 minutes for the music to be 'converted' into the harddrive? Why 9.5G? Is there a law against full numbers such as 10G?

Also, there will be a HDD Nav system. So how do we update the NAV? Will the dealership do this at a fee?

 

The actual side if the HDD is 30Gb as I understand it. HDD slicing is determined on what other functionality the HDD needs to support [Navi, ect], plus the OS. In regards to updates, I'm sure there is a way to inteface w/the OS via the SD slot.

Anyhow, just rip your music to SD and upload it to the HDD if you want instant results.

 

30Gb? Where'd you get that info from?

 

From what I understand, you get a single disc cd player with the Nav, you just don't get a changer.

I wonder how much that Tech package will cost. The intelligent (assuming radar based?) cruise control alone on other vehicles is like 2 grand. I'd like having the adaptive headlights and rear camera, but not if this package is going to be wicked expensive. The more I think about it, I think I'll end up with a G35x with prem+nav.

 

I seem to remember a mention that there would still be a CD changer, but it would be in the trunk, so technically you'd get 7 CD's.

 

Same here, premium and nav for sure, but for the tech pack I only like adaptive lights and rear view monitor, all depends on $$$$

by the way OP, where did you get these infos?

 

You are correct Tom, but
I think that it has since been dropped

 

The MPG numbers are disappointing to put it mildly.

 

+1 - especially against what the 335i and IS350 may/are getting for MPG

 

The total size of the HDD was mentioned somewhere in some publication - I'll have to dig around for it. 9.5 Gb of space is reserved for music on the HDD, but there are other functions to support like navi [about 8 Gb] OS, ect...

 

price

 

I'm dissapointed that you don't get a cd changer with the NAV. Why would I want to pay more and not get at least the same features that someone that is paying less is getting? The last two cars I've bought (current being an '03 G35) I considered getting the NAV but ultimately decided against it. This time around I'm really seriously considering it. But now that I've found this out, I might not get it afterall. I use the cd changer all the time. And I don't have all my 200 CDs ripped to MP3 form (and don't intend on doing this). Why would I waste my time ripping them to an inferior format? I like having the 9.5GB hard drive space for stuff I do have on MP3, but I'm not going to convert my existing CD collection. I assume there will be a single disc player in the dash, but that's not good enough.

 

I don't think we'll see any prices released any time soon. So just speculation at this point. These are my guesses:

G35 Journey (including destination): $33,200
Premium Package: $3000
Navigation Package: $2500
Wood Trim: $300

Total: $39,000