RE: PH Fleet: Infiniti G37 S Coupe
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Oddball RS said:
"but its residual values are more or less on a par with its rivals - you can even expect it to be a couple of percentage points ahead of a 335i coupe in retained value after three years."
Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.............................. you sure?
According to WC?.com... I admit it does sound surprising, but that's what it saidHmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.............................. you sure?
As the owner of an Infiniti G37 convertible, I can tell you that they are VERY colour dependant. My Pearl White convertible has black leather interior and carbon black wheels and gets stared at everywhere I go. Partly as it's the only one I suppose, but also because it is striking! That dull grey of the long termer is almost invisible!
I'll bet that is a few weeks time, the seat belt retainer will drive you insane! Ask for the 2011 upgrade!
I'll bet that is a few weeks time, the seat belt retainer will drive you insane! Ask for the 2011 upgrade!
I had a G37 for a couple of weeks when a colleague left the country- the auto box kills it as a drivers car. I found it sluggish to kickdown and it hunted for the correct ratio when hustling it along twisty roads. With a manual box it might be a good car as the engine is a good 'un.
Interior quality isn't upto much but going by modern 'premium' cars I've been in recently none of them are anymore. A shameful state of affairs.
Interior quality isn't upto much but going by modern 'premium' cars I've been in recently none of them are anymore. A shameful state of affairs.
Hang on a sec... I hear a lot of haters here but let's consider the facts! It shares it's knackers with a 370Z, it has a nicer interior than BMW or Audi rivals and it's tremendously more exclusive - what's not to like?
Admittedly, the shape is a bit old (thinking back to several years of seeing G35s on the US freeways) but if the A5 wasn't a new shape I doubt it would seem any more attractive than this. Nice car!
Admittedly, the shape is a bit old (thinking back to several years of seeing G35s on the US freeways) but if the A5 wasn't a new shape I doubt it would seem any more attractive than this. Nice car!
Me too, I think they really need to redesign that front grill on the infiniti range. It just does not look right with the rest of the car and looks boring. The back looks nice though. The grill looks so 90's.
CliveM said:
About as memorably attractive as a Honda Legend Coupe ... shame as I'd really like to like this.
jamoor said:
wildcat45 said:
I have to confess a liking for luxury Jap cars. On paper it looks good. Nothing wrong with German luxury but I applaud anyone who would dare to be different and get one of these.
Would I? It'd take a bit of thought but I could get over the fact it's basically a Nissan then yes, why not.
Are there any proper German luxury car brands? The only brands I can think of are premium brands.Would I? It'd take a bit of thought but I could get over the fact it's basically a Nissan then yes, why not.
on a side note, no, audi, bmw and merc are not luxury brands. however, some of the cars they make are luxury cars....audi A8, merc S class and bmw 7 series. all very good at being luxurious. it's just they also make less luxurious cars. they just cater for more people than just those after luxury.
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