Infiniti finally put up the pricing announcement on the infinitinews.com website.
http://infinitinews.com/infiniti/new...27083514.shtml

 

infiniti is ON POINT with their pricing on the new model.. lets hope they didnt cut any corners

 

They have official pricing up on http://www.nissannews.com/ as well.

 

Oh my goodness~ Wow. This would make a comparable G35 almost $10k less than its Lexus/BMW/Mercedes counterparts. Bravo Bravo.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (October 27, 2006) – Infiniti today announced pricing on the all-new, second-generation 2007 Infiniti G35 Sports Sedan, which is on sale now at Infiniti retailers nationwide. The 2007 G Sedan offers new exterior and interior designs, a more powerful standard 3.5-liter V6 engine now rated at 306 horsepower, a refined suspension design and a number of new standard luxury amenities – yet the base price remains exactly the same as the 2006 Infiniti G35 Sedan base model.

The Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price (MSRP) for the all-new 2007 Infiniti G35 starts at $31,450 for the rear-wheel drive V6-powered Infiniti G35 with 5-speed automatic; $31,900 for the Infiniti G35 Journey model with 5-speed automatic; $33,950 for the all-wheel drive Infiniti G35x AWD with 5-speed automatic transmission and Infiniti Intelligent All-Wheel Drive; $32,250 for the Infiniti G35 Sport 6MT equipped with a close-ratio 6-speed manual transmission; and $33,450 for the Infiniti G35 Sport, featuring a 5-speed automatic transmission with solid magnesium paddle shifters.

The 2007 G35 Journey model with the optional Premium Package, which is projected as the most popular model/trim combination, is priced $700 less than the comparable 2006 model and includes the Infiniti Studio on Wheels by Bose® Premium Audio System, 10-way power driver’s seat, Bi-Xenon headlights, and Intelligent Key with Push Button Start – features that were not available on the 2006 model.

“This all-new 2007 Infiniti G35 Sedan adds the features our customers want, along with enhanced performance, technology and interior warmth – all wrapped in a stunning new exterior design.” said Mark Igo, vice president and general manager, Infiniti. “The all-new G35 is an even greater consumer value than the first generation G, which is saying a lot.”

Available packages for the 2007 Infiniti G35 Sedan include Premium Package, Technology Package, 4-Wheel Active Steer package, 18-inch Performance Tire and Wheel package, and Infiniti Navigation Package with touch screen, voice recognition, XM® NavTraffic™ with real-time traffic information and a 9.6 gigabyte Music Hard Drive. Options for the 2007 Infiniti G35 Sedan include Satellite Radio (choice of XM® or Sirius), Sunroof, Rear Spoiler, and genuine African Rosewood Trim.

Pricing, specifications and option information can be found in the attachment.

 

^^^^^ Infiniti deserves some SERIOUS props for delivering a car with this much to offer at this price point.

 

they weren't kidding with that whole "brave by design" campaign. to offer this car as this price...they had to have planned everything so well as far as "cost of production".

 

the only dissappointing thing is that me and everyone I know will be driving this car.

 

The only dissapointing things is going to be the trade in value for our 05 sedan when we get in line for the 07.

 

TRUE... EVERYONE AND THERE MOM IS GONNA GET ONE NOW FOR SURE.. sorry for caps whoops

 

double edge sword on priceing

 

Strange that you guys think it is cheap. I've decided on the Sport AT with Premium, Tech and Navi. I'm having trouble justifying more than $40K for a G sedan (with Dest., T+L). But I gotta have the Sport features, the Nav Traffic, voice commands and rearview camera. Champagne tastes and beer budget, I guess.

 

Trust me, $40k is a lot to spend on a vehicle. For me, my new car costs $50k and I definitely consider it a lot of coin. I guess what we are saying is that for what you get in the new G, and compared with other vehicles, the new G can be considered cheap.

 

I don't care if everyone has one because it's still a great car for the money. The 03-06 felt like Infiniti just cut some corners (like in the interior) to have a competitive price. Now, there are no excuses to pay $10k more for a BMW or Lexus.

 

I agree. Especially in this neck of the woods. Our US friends generally make more $$ and their cars cost less.