Overview & Reviews

The 2009 Infiniti G37 lineup now includes a sedan and a retractable-hardtop convertible -- both powered by the 3.7-liter V6 from last year's coupe. Also new for the G37 is all-wheel-drive availability, a seven-speed automatic transmission and self-healing clearcoat paint.

• Muscular V6 engine, wide range of body styles, sharp handling, strong brakes, easy-to-use high-tech features, attractive price.

User Reviews:

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  Excellent value - 2009 Infiniti G37
  By DL - July 14 - 10:20 am

  I initially wanted a CTS. The G37x for me was the best value, has excellent expected reliability (3rd year in production also tends to work out some early-production bugs), and leaves the other cars in the dust when it comes to acceleration. My numerical ratings may have been overly harsh, but when you look at its competitors (not considering price), the G37x is a bit rough around the edges.

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  G37 and the iPod - 2009 Infiniti G37
  By another_G37_owner - July 7 - 12:03 am

  The iPod does indeed recharge while driving the car. Or else Ive been able to drive over 8,000 miles on a single charge since last February. And, yes, this is one fabulous car. My mpg has been over 23 for summer driving, part highway and part local.

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  On Cloud 9! LOVE THIS CAR!!! - 2009 Infiniti G37
  By mdkatie23 - June 12 - 1:10 pm

  Like other posters, I researched/test drove so many vehicles before finally taking the plunge on the G. None could compare to Infinitis styling, comfort, power, technology, and VALUE! I had to have the premium package and navi. The navigation system in this car is awesome---one of the best on the market. The toys on the inside--- bluetooth, ipod connector, back up camera really appeal to my techie side. The jump from 0-60 will make your heart flutter. The interior leather is supple and the car is simply striking on the road. Be prepared---people will stare! I just cannot say enough about this car. Infiniti---keep doing what youre doing. Customer for life!

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  What a tremendous vehicle! - 2009 Infiniti G37
  By Rowdy Yates - May 20 - 11:46 am

  Moonlight White G37S with Premium/Navigation/Sport/Technology/4- wheel Active Steering packages Just brought this home. I had been shopping around since February. Looked at the BMW 335, Audi A4, Mercedes C300, Lexus IS350/ES350, Volkswagen Passat and CC. After all was said and done, the bang for the buck was clearly with the 09 G37. The most impressive part of the cars performance isnt necessarily the 0-60 time (although it is nice). I find that its ability to get up and go when already at highway speeds to get around slower traffic and put safe distance between you and others has to be experienced to be fully appreciated.

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  Great so far - 2009 Infiniti G37
  By eddie100 - March 28 - 9:35 am

  Bought my 09 G37x coupe used with 31K mi, very sporty, engine is ferocious, the power doesnt drop off until you hit non-legal speeds. Doesnt have the razor sharp handling of my 06 G35 Coupe, but its very close and has a smoother, more compliant ride that soaks up bumps very well. Interior with Bose, navigation, and rear view camera is great! I love this car!

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  2009 G37xS Top Choice - 2009 Infiniti G37
  By AJ - March 10 - 7:36 pm

  This is my first all-wheel drive car. In the past I was a rear-drive enthusiast - Ive owned 3 BMWs and most recently a 2003 Infiniti G35S. The ride is top quality and the car is one of the best I have driven. I was initially concerned that the weight of the AWD would hurt the handling and acceleration. The impact is really minimal vs. the S version, but I live in the snow belt. Even on an icy road, its very hard to spin the wheels - great traction! I was also concerned that the sport seats would be a bit tight, but after driving for a few days, I was convinced that they are an excellent choice (unless you are over 210 lbs.). Overall, I am very pleased.

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  Everything and more.. - 2009 Infiniti G37
  By GMan - January 30 - 10:06 am

  Have had this car about a month with 1800 miles on it and I love it. Its the best of both worlds, you can just cruise or drive it hard and it responds flawlessly no matter what! The 7AT helps with the gas mileage and is fun to drive in the manual mode! Coming from a Maxima I expect the same reliability as well.

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  Fun, Beautiful, But Premium Price with Poor Materials - 2009 Infiniti G37
  By billfisher52 - January 28 - 8:36 pm

  We owned this car for three years and absolutely loved the exterior design. I think its one of the most beautiful cars on the road. However, there were some major issues that start with cheap materials. The cheap plastics in the dash and door panels do not befit a car selling for 50 large. The leather seat material was far less opulent than my Hyundai Genesis, when the doors close you cannot reach the seat adjuster without scratching the aluminum trim on the doors. Build quality was poor. Rubber weatherstripping squeezing out from trim, rattles when top up ands zero trunk space with top down. This is a $30K car with the top chopped off and $23K added to the price. Period.

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  G37X If you commute and want a fun ride - 2009 Infiniti G37
  By BVan - January 27 - 3:10 am

  If you commute more than 40-miles a day you will love this car. The all wheel drive is great in the winter and because 60% of the power is provided to the real wheels the car still handles very well like a performance car. The 7 speed transmission with the ability kick into sport mode is exhilarating. The 330-hp really performs with this well synchronized power train. The only down side is that I got a speeding ticket my first month because the car runs so smooth and has exceptional power that you need to watch the acceleration or get ready to shell out some green stamps to the police. The sound system and the instrumentation feel natural. Small middle armrest compartment is a drag.

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  Awesome sedan - 2009 Infiniti G37
  By atlGdriver - January 3 - 6:56 pm

  Overall, I am extremely satisfied with my 2009 Journey sedan. This thing is fast and handles really well. The dials and controls are mostly intuitive. I like that you dont have to use the scroll wheel to control the stereo and climate controls. The voice commands for the Bluetooth integration work pretty well, but some of the prompts are a little long to get through.