I purchased an Infiniti G37 after having a 2007 Infiniti M35. At first I was looking for a change in style and look but after test driving several other cars similar in style I returned to the Infiniti. The Infiniti gave me everything I was looking for in my price range. It has the comfort and style with the sporty feel and horsepower I was used to. The only complaints I have are minor. I did not get the navigation to keep the price within my range. It does not have a digital clock. Yes, I know this is minor but it was something I was used to looking for to find the time. Also, the bluetooth for the phone is very combersome. You have to go through several commands before you are able to place a call unlike the 2007 M35.
This is a true sports car with some luxury features. Handles incredibly well with good acceleration. Looks amazing in person - pictures do not do the car justice. On the 'real sports car' continuum, it's on the lower end in terms of overall performance but for the money, it's unbeatable. If you want better handling and performance (and looks), make sure to get the sports package.
Every time I start it, there is a wonderful exhaust note that I did not expect, but really love. With 330 HP standard, it really has the ability to move when you want it to or need it. There is something comforting about that. But beyond just the speed, there are decent brakes and handling to go along with a bit of stylish elegance. It doesn't shout "look at me!" like some cars (Porsche, Corvette, BMW, etc.) and I find that a compelling reason for ownership.
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