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2007 Infiniti G35 Sedan - Review

MSRP: $31,450 - $33,950
 
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When Japan ’s leading automakers, Toyota and Nissan, announced plans to enter the tough and demanding luxury car market, they were greeted with equal amounts of skepticism. But following their simultaneous, 1989 debuts, Lexus and Infiniti followed decidedly different paths.

 

Toyota ’s upscale franchise got off to a fast start and is, today, the number-one seller in the U.S. luxury market. Infiniti, with its quirky “rocks and trees” marketing campaign, got plenty of media attention but relatively few buyers and as the new millennium began, there were some industry analysts convinced Nissan might cut the brand’s life support.

 

Things took a sudden turn for the better, barely four years ago, with the introduction of the G35. As with earlier models, such as the original Q45 flagship, the G was more than just a German clone. Based on the FM platform shared with the 350Z, it was pleasing to look at and lots of fun to drive. And for the first time since Infiniti’s off-the-mark introduction, buyers flocked to showrooms.

 

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To get the new model-year going, Infiniti is back with a new version of the G35, launching first in sport-sedan trim, with coupe and convertible versions to follow in quick succession. TheCarConnection.com has gotten the chance to drive several versions of the sedan, though for the sake of this review, we’ll focus on the G35S, the sportiest version – and also the most pricey.

Specs: Select a Trim

4dr Auto (4) MSRP Invoice MPG City MPG Hwy
4dr Auto RWD Specs $31,450 $28,930 19 26
4dr Auto Journey RWD Specs $31,900 $29,343 19 26
4dr Auto Sport RWD Specs $33,450 $30,763 19 26
4dr Auto G35x AWD Specs $33,950 $31,221 19 25
4dr Manual (1) MSRP Invoice MPG City MPG Hwy
4dr Manual Sport RWD Specs $32,250 $29,663 19 27
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