Infiniti G35 Coupe.
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Very good cars! (but not quite perfect) 15 of 15 people found this review helpful Performance Comfort Fuel Economy Fun To Drive Interior Design Exterior Design Build Quality Reliability Vehicle 2004 Infiniti G35 Coupe Rwd 2dr Coupe w/ Leather (3.5 L 6cyl 5 A) Review I own two G35s. A 2003 sedan and a 2004 coupe - both automatics. Review is for the coupe. Overall great cars. I'm constantly finding excuses to drive it because it's so fun. I prefer the couple over the sedan - the sedan is more roomy and a bit more comfortable, but the coupe is more sexy, sporty, and youthful looking. Styling wise, it's hard for the average person to tell it's 7-8 years old. Looks modern and sporty. Biggest difference performance-wise between the two models is the coupe is lower to the ground, and there seems to be less body roll when turning aggressively. When you sit in the couple it feels more like a race car. Not any faster than the sedan, though. Best Features Powerful engine, responsive handling, awesome looking, reliable engine/tranny, exhaust tone in the couple is incredible, fun to drive! The coupe seems to require a bit more driver input than the sedan (steering is purposely a bit stiffer). I chose the G35 over a similar year BMW. Beats the 325/330 BMW in a couple nice ways (more power, and in my opinion, the comparable BMW's were starting to look more outdated than the G). Plus, everyone and their mother owns a BMW. The BMW's, however, feel a bit more solid, tied down, quieter, and have somewhat better build quality. Both are nice cars and perform similarly. Worst Features Infinity is still learning how to build a LUXURY car during this generation. Aside from a few annoying problems, it's great. My couple has 70 K miles, and the chassis already rattles over bumpy road (same with my sedan). Squeaks in the cabin in both cars. Lots of wind noise in the coupe. Bad door seals? Some.
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