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Total Reviews
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Where's the iPod dock?
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Stephen Harvey from Atlanta, Georgia |
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Date: 11/11/07 |
Pros:
Great car |
Cons:
No MP3 doc |
Review:
Great styling, great performance. All kinds of
electronic gadgetry. But I can't believe this great car does not have and
MP3 doc. Was this some sort of manufacturer oversight? |
Traded '03 Sedan for '07 G35x
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T. Brown from Virginia |
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Date: 11/04/07 |
Pros:
acceleration, AWD handling, stopping, interior design. |
Cons:
fuel consumption, interior storage |
Review:
I loved my '03 sedan but it was five years old and
starting to show its age. I just traded for an '07 X. This thing is the cats
ass! Goes like stink and grips like a monkey. I like the new interior a lot
better and the exterior style a little better. I think the 07s are built
more solidly too. My '03 had all the standard door, window and console
rattles right out of the dealers showroom. I have 15K on this one and not a
rattle or squeak to be heard. With 306 ponies and AWD though my gas gauge
drops directly proportional to my right foot. My new car did not have the
premium option package and I miss some of the options like HomeLink, memory
seats etc. but, all thing considered, this G35x is a much better car. |
07 G35 Journey Sedan 5A w/Sunroof 18"Wheels
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Brad Newton from Roswell, NM |
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Date: 09/16/07 |
Pros:
Smooth powerful V6, classy styling, nice interior~just a well rounded
performance sedan. |
Cons:
Only complaint~wish the center red info box could be lit brighter
without having to brighten the gauge cluster. |
Review:
Great overall vehicle for the price. The performance, comfort, styling
and features are all on par w/ vehicles costing several thousand more. The
look of the vehicle is very upscale without being too flashy (ie Cadillac
CTS). V6 is very responsive w/ strong power all the way to the 7600 rpm
redline. The rear seatroom is adequate for avg sized adults and haven't had
complaints from back seat passengers. The interior is well appointed w/ nice
switchgear and comfortable front seats. The standard Bose stereo is a nice
setup and has plenty of sound IMO. The video info screen is a nice touch and
is easy to navigate and view. The separate climate control is another nice
feature. This vehicle also sounds serious when you get on the gas, just a
killer exhaust note. The Xenon headlights also work very well and really
illuminate the raod nicely. Many reviews atate poor gas mileage, our latest
trip to Vegas (1500+miles round trip) we averaged 25.5 on the highway (going
85-90) and 21 city, so for this performance I think it's very acceptable. |
Needs more refinements.
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Jim S from Diamond Bar, CA |
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Date: 08/03/07 |
Pros:
Engine, handling, price, styling, and interior upgrades. |
Cons:
Lack-of low end torque, wind noise from A-pillar, vibrations, and harsh
ride (needs better dampers). |
Review:
This is my first purchase of a Nissan/Infiniti vehicle in 12
years. Overall, what sold me was the new styling and the interior upgrades
from the previous generation plus the new VQHR engine.
I had the vehicle for a little over 2 months now and so far, no major
issues! No rattles or squeaks to speak-of except of some wind noise from the
A-pillar! Performance is good but I like to see more low-end torque and
additional 50 plus bhp.
The biggest complaint is the clutch engament and vibrations from the
shifter. Ride is a little more harsh for the sport package--the damping is
not very good (a good after market shocks with better damping should resolve
this issue. If Nissan/Infiniti continues to improve this package, I will
diffidently purchase the next coming generation of the G35 sedan! |
Almost there - tighten up the trim and paint
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E Murray from Holly Springs, NC |
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Date: 07/02/07 |
Pros:
Power band. Manual tranny. Color. |
Cons:
My 2007 Sport 6MT in Lakeshore Slate has a darker bumpers than that of
the body. The mirror are also a shade off. On the interior - the Washi
katanas on the doors are more silver, vs. a light bronze tint to the trim on
the dash. The matte-nickel finish around the GPS doesn't match the chrome of
the door handles, nor the Washi trim. Seems out of place.
The door arm rest and center console are too low for my elbows without
rounding my shoulders; I'm 5'11".
THe front bucket seats are to tight-forming even in the most open position -
and I have a 32" waist. This is only a problem on very hot days, really. I
need to remove my wallet before sitting in this car or I'll get a sore
backside.
The rear seats ought to fold down.
The door thresholds are so high I usually hit them with my shoes when
exiting. |
Review:
I leased the car for the engine, for having an upscale car for less
dough, the color, and the zero-to-sixty time.
It is my opinion that the Lexus I-350 and BMW 3 series have better exterior
styling. |
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