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You'll Like This Car If...
If a powerful V6 in a smoothly-styled, modestly-sized, feature-rich "entry luxury" sedan on a tightly-tuned suspension strikes you as the perfect mix of practicality and driving enjoyment, this might be your ride.
You May Not Like This Car If...
If your sense of style, personality and image demand an upscale domestic or German brand, and your pocketbook permits, you may prefer something of a similar size, or larger, from an American or European competitor.
What's New for 2007
Infiniti, Nissan's luxury arm, competes directly with Toyota's Lexus and Honda's Acura, and indirectly with Cadillac, Audi, BMW and Mercedes-Benz. Thanks to recent bolder styling and across-the-board rear- and all-wheel drive, Infiniti has succeeded in distancing itself from parent Nissan and positioning itself as a serious player in that aspirational group. This excellent new G35, cleverly contented and strategically sized between BMW's compact 3 Series and mid-range 5 Series, is Infiniti's most affordable car and its volume leader.
Consumer Reviews
Based on 358 ratings for the 2007 - 2013 models.
Gboy
June 26, 2018
The best car ever manufactured
A balance between all the good variables in a car. Amazing in every way. Super user friendly. Best car I have ever owned and I have had...
BigMoe24
January 05, 2018
One of the best cars Ive owned
Ive had this vehicle for about 5 months now and I can honestly say that I love it. It stylish and quick. If youre into car modifications...
Dan
September 12, 2017
Great Car!
Fantastic car - 2008 model with technology that still holds up in 2017. Looks good, drives great, incredibly reliable, and a better...
Frenchy
May 07, 2017
Best car I ever had
Rated car of the year by Motor Trend in 2007. I am the original owner since new, and I can attest to that rating. I drove a 2017 Q50,...
Don
December 31, 2016
No problems, Peppy car, very pleased
Good car, nice acceleration, poor purchase experience, very tight cabin.
Braden
December 05, 2016
Best car I have ever owned hands down
The G series is awesome. The car is super reliable fun to drive and all around awesome. If this car has any weakness at all its that...
howie32768
November 17, 2015
Best performance for the money
My son bought one and I took it on a 3 day trip. I was so amazed with his G37XS that I came back and bought my wife the exact same car....
Lo
October 27, 2015
Illness forces sale!
This car has always been kept in a garage. All maintenance kept current. Current registration valid for 2 years. Excellent condition!
KBART
October 03, 2015
Stylish way to zoom around!
I love everything about this car. I own a G37 black coupe (Journey edition). This car is a head turner and is always a pride to park and...
Brent
September 08, 2015
A great used car value. My favorite car so far.
I have owned a lot of cars and this is by far the best one. The value for money with a used G37 is unbeatable in my opinion. I bought...
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KBB Editor's Overview
Most observers agree that BMW is the industry benchmark for truly sporting sedans, and that BMW's 3 Series is the best of the best among the semi-affordable. But not everyone with sport sedan aspirations wants or can find the budget for such a pricey German car. Many buyers would prefer a domestic or Japanese equivalent, if such an alternative were available, and many manufacturers targeting BMW have come tantalizingly close to delivering that alternative. This new Infiniti G35 may be the closest yet to hitting that elusive target.
You'll Like This Car If...
If a powerful V6 in a smoothly-styled, modestly-sized, feature-rich "entry luxury" sedan on a tightly-tuned suspension strikes you as the perfect mix of practicality and driving enjoyment, this might be your ride.
You May Not Like This Car If...
If your sense of style, personality and image demand an upscale domestic or German brand, and your pocketbook permits, you may prefer something of a similar size, or larger, from an American or European competitor.
What's New for 2007
Infiniti, Nissan's luxury arm, competes directly with Toyota's Lexus and Honda's Acura, and indirectly with Cadillac, Audi, BMW and Mercedes-Benz. Thanks to recent bolder styling and across-the-board rear- and all-wheel drive, Infiniti has succeeded in distancing itself from parent Nissan and positioning itself as a serious player in that aspirational group. This excellent new G35, cleverly contented and strategically sized between BMW's compact 3 Series and mid-range 5 Series, is Infiniti's most affordable car and its volume leader.
Driving It
Driving Impressions
While the previous-generation Infiniti G35 sedan was good, and the G35 coupe was essentially an upscale four-seat Nissan 350Z, this new one is a major step forward. Drive it normally and it coddles, comforts and entertains. Drive it more enthusiastically and it satisfies like few competitors can. The lusty V6 surges strongly on demand, the tightly-tuned suspension delivers a near-perfect balance of ride and handling and the powerful brakes absorb velocity with authority. The available four-wheel active steer tightens the already excellent steering, enhances response and subtly improves stability during cornering. Enthusiasts choosing the Sport Package are offered the difficult choice of a smooth, precise six-speed manual or a set of long, slender "bat-ear" manual shift paddles on the steering column (behind the wheel) to directly control the five-speed automatic transmission.
Favorite Features
Available Studio on Wheels by Bose Audio System
This audiophile system delivers truly impressive sound through a total of 10 speakers, including the industry's first three-way front door speaker array with 10-inch woofers. The digital amplifier offers 374 watts of total power and eight channels of equalization.
Available Four-Wheel Active Steer
Infiniti's Rear Active Steer, which enables the rear wheels to toe inward up to one degree during aggressive cornering, is teamed with variable-ratio front active steering. The result is impressive steering response in normal driving and added stability at higher speeds.
Vehicle Details
Interior
The G35's finely crafted cabin is more distinctive in design than its exterior. The large primary gauges (speedometer and tachometer) are deeply recessed within a hooded enclosure, flanked by arc-shaped fuel and temperature dials and bathed at night by crisp white and violet light. In the center stack, an oval analog clock divides the radio controls. Below them are the automatic climate controls; above them - arranged near-horizontally for ease of operation in front of the standard seven-inch color monitor - is a central dial and an array of buttons for the trip computer, optional navigation system and other functions. Perhaps the only controversial element is the textured aluminum trim styled to resemble Japanese "Washi" paper.
Exterior
The G35's exterior style, refined and enhanced but not that much different from the previous generation's, is clean, simple and athletic. It pulls off the difficult trick of being different from nearly everything else yet not overly expressive or polarizing. Its most distinctive features are the four sculpted grille bars that twist from center to edge like traditional Japanese sword blades, its flush L-shaped headlamps and taillights that flow around the fenders front and rear, and its aluminum hood, which rolls like wave forms from side to side. There's hardly a straight line on its body.
Notable Standard Equipment
The G35 sedan comes with a tilt/telescoping steering wheel with cruise and audio controls, leather-covered power seats (eight-way driver, four-way passenger), Intelligent Key with push-button ignition, six-speaker audio with in-dash CD changer, Radio Data System (RDS), auxiliary input jack and MP3 playback capability, automatic climate control with micro filtration, bi-xenon HID headlamps, fog lights, driver information center and five-speed automatic transmission with manual-shift paddles and adaptive shift control. Standard safety features include six air bags - dual-stage front, front-seat side and roof-mounted side-curtains--front-seat active head restraints, stability control, anti-lock brakes (ABS) with Brake Assist (BA) and Electronic Brake force Distribution (EBD).
Notable Optional Equipment
The G35 offers three option packages and several stand-alone options. A Premium Package includes sunroof, power tilt/telescoping steering wheel, heated front seats and mirrors, power lumbar support (driver's seat), memory system, Bluetooth wireless connectivity and Infiniti Studio on Wheels by Bose audio system. A Sport Package brings sport steering wheel, seats, front fascia and side sills, 18-inch wheels and tires, limited-slip differential, upgraded brakes, aluminum pedals, magnesium paddle shifters (with automatic) and a hand parking brake with the available six-speed manual transmission. A Technology Package adds intelligent cruise control with preview braking, rearview monitor and adaptive front lighting. Also available are touch-screen navigation with voice recognition and XM NavTraffic, four-wheel active steer (sport models), African Rosewood interior trim, 18-inch performance wheels and tires, sunroof, rear spoiler and a choice of XM or SIRIUS Satellite Radio.
Under the Hood
Infiniti's 306-horsepower 3.5-liter dual variable-valve-timing V6 is as smooth at low engine speeds as it is muscular when you light its fire. Its engineers have tuned it to deliver acceleration in a building wave, which they call a "swell," instead of a straight linear rush. It does this through a standard five-speed automatic transmission or (available with the Sport Package) a six-speed manual.
3.5-liter V6
306 horsepower @ 6800 rpm
268 lb.-ft. of torque @ 4800 rpm
EPA city/highway fuel economy: 19/27 (manual), 19/26 (automatic)
Pricing Notes
The 2007 Infiniti G35 sedan starts at a Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price (MSRP) of $32,150, the JOURNEY trim at $32,600 and the Sport at $32,950. With options, these sticker prices can climb upwards of $40,000. A look at the Fair Purchase Price shows the typical transaction price paid for the G35 in your area, so be sure to check it out before you begin negotiations. We expect the 2007 G35 sedan to have resale values on par with the 2007 Lexus ES 350 and 2007 BMW 328i sedan.
