2009 Infiniti G37 Sedan (Europe)
Originally Posted by court
Doesn't it say its only being release in Europe???
so no G37 SEdan in the states
so no G37 SEdan in the states
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Originally Posted by chilibowl
I highly doubt the 2009 Sedan wont be updated. If the release of this updated Sedan is being released in EU, know for sure it will follow suit in North America. Im sure Nissan doesnt design a specific wheel design just for Europe
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American version for 2009?
Originally Posted by court
Doesn't it say its only being release in Europe???
so no G37 SEdan in the states
so no G37 SEdan in the states
That said, I don't regret getting my 2008 G35x last month. Even if the G37x were to have a more favorable power/weight ratio than the European version, it's not likely to make a big difference. I will miss the 7AT, which I'm guessing will be in our new version, too, as well as the "self-healing" clear coat.
But, just like new computer systems, the time to act is when you need to, not with every single improvement. If I wait three or four years before my next car, the technology will likely be more advanced. Or, maybe we'll all be using coal-fired steam engine's.
--Rich
a lot of cars that come to the US have less features because people complain mostly about one thing: price.
i.e.-- the lexus ls460 has a long list of functions and features... and the top line kia that tops out at $40k in korea...
i'd love the 7 speed auto here
i.e.-- the lexus ls460 has a long list of functions and features... and the top line kia that tops out at $40k in korea...
i'd love the 7 speed auto here
This will make a G35xS a rare vehicle. Only one year of production.
Having recently purchased a new 08, i am disappointed a bit, but more so because of the 7-speed tranny rather than the VQ37VHR. The 5-speed auto is solid but I think for better mileage and lower cruising RPM (I do alot of highway driving) make the 7-spd desireable from my perspective.
Otherwise, the VQ35HR already feels way better than the old VQ35DE...its all realitive, I guess.
Having recently purchased a new 08, i am disappointed a bit, but more so because of the 7-speed tranny rather than the VQ37VHR. The 5-speed auto is solid but I think for better mileage and lower cruising RPM (I do alot of highway driving) make the 7-spd desireable from my perspective.
Otherwise, the VQ35HR already feels way better than the old VQ35DE...its all realitive, I guess.
hmm looks like they will finally add pop up head light washers if you look at photo number 2 and it appears as if they changed the look of the air intakes on the sides of the front bumpers.
All this car need now is a heated steering wheel and side mirriors that automatically fold when the vehicle is parked and it would be near perfect.
I doubt that the motor will be detuned for the NA market
All this car need now is a heated steering wheel and side mirriors that automatically fold when the vehicle is parked and it would be near perfect.
I doubt that the motor will be detuned for the NA market
Originally Posted by Chris G35
hmm looks like they will finally add pop up head light washers if you look at photo number 2 and it appears as if they changed the look of the air intakes on the sides of the front bumpers.
All this car need now is a heated steering wheel and side mirriors that automatically fold when the vehicle is parked and it would be near perfect.
I doubt that the motor will be detuned for the NA market
All this car need now is a heated steering wheel and side mirriors that automatically fold when the vehicle is parked and it would be near perfect.
I doubt that the motor will be detuned for the NA market
Wonder what will happen to the G37 coupe IF the G37 sedan's VQ37VHR will not be detuned. I mean with the VQ35HR, we're already on par with the G37's acceleration. Infiniti can't have a sedan top their coupe, can they?
Originally Posted by jkat13
This will make a G35xS a rare vehicle. Only one year of production.
Having recently purchased a new 08, i am disappointed a bit, but more so because of the 7-speed tranny rather than the VQ37VHR. The 5-speed auto is solid but I think for better mileage and lower cruising RPM (I do alot of highway driving) make the 7-spd desireable from my perspective.
Otherwise, the VQ35HR already feels way better than the old VQ35DE...its all realitive, I guess.
Having recently purchased a new 08, i am disappointed a bit, but more so because of the 7-speed tranny rather than the VQ37VHR. The 5-speed auto is solid but I think for better mileage and lower cruising RPM (I do alot of highway driving) make the 7-spd desireable from my perspective.
Otherwise, the VQ35HR already feels way better than the old VQ35DE...its all realitive, I guess.






