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G's a small car; not cramped but trim. Be sure your tush fits the bucket seats.
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the [G25's] interior is less posh
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The 2011 Infiniti G25's 2.5-liter V6 sings through the rev range with such willingness and subtlety that it embarrasses the larger, more powerful V6 in the G37
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QUALITY | 6 out of 10
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G's a small car; not cramped but trim. Be sure your tush fits the bucket seats.
USA Today
the [G25's] interior is less posh
Popular Mechanics
The 2011 Infiniti G25's 2.5-liter V6 sings through the rev range with such willingness and subtlety that it embarrasses the larger, more powerful V6 in the G37
Edmunds' Inside Line
As much as performance and dynamics are a strength for the Infiniti G Sedans, their seating, cabin space, and refinement in general are all weak links.
The G Sedan's interior feels sporty and premium but not at all lavish. That's not to say the seats aren't bad; they deliver good support and are nicely contoured (perhaps a little snug for some). In back there's adequate legroom, though in keeping with the almost coupe-like roofline, headroom is somewhat scarce and it's probably not the sort of place where adults will want to be spending much time.
Trunk space is quite good. But while many other sedans have fold forward rear seatbacks, there's no such feature here; instead, you do get a ski pass-through.
Fit and finish are good, but there's a lot of noise, vibration, and coarseness, from the road and from the engine. The G Sedan rides more like a sport coupe, too, jittery but not downright jarring.
Conclusion
Some will like the 2012 Infiniti G sedans' snug, almost coupe-like feel; but it's not a good pick for those who want a quiet, refined luxury sedan.