Overview & Reviews

Most of what's new for the 2006 G35 is related to the coupe version. Last year's Sport Package, which is standard on coupes with the manual transmission, now includes a unique front fascia, side sills and an optional rear spoiler. Infiniti has further bolstered the coupe's sporting intentions by making an active rear-steer system available. Unlike passive rear steering systems, this design features motor-driven control to help improve the vehicle's handling performance by adjusting the rear suspension geometry according to steering input and vehicle speed. A quicker steering rack is also part of the package. Other changes this year on the Infiniti car include standard HID headlights for the coupe and Bluetooth connectivity for all G35s.

• Powerful V6, balanced and capable handling, roomy cabin, reasonable price.

• Average interior materials quality, touchy brakes.

User Reviews:

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  Fastmobile - 2006 Infiniti G35
  By Rocky P. - April 26 - 4:03 am

  Excellent, legend in the range. You can feel the power of engine. The ride is so great, you wont mind spending more time on steering. You can get all performance, technology, comfort those 50k and 70k cars offer here in G-35 under 35k

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  Fast Sexy Ride - 2006 Infiniti G35
  By Drivin Fast - April 22 - 9:10 am

  I purchased this car after extensive research and Im glad I did. My baby handles like a dream. I LOVE the power she has and I love the look on peoples faces when they see a women driving this powerful, sleek fantasy on wheels. Please, dont be jealous!

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  One more thing to make this car solid - 2006 Infiniti G35
  By earny - April 12 - 11:00 pm

  I had the tough decision to choose between a TL and G35 sedan. Hands down the G35 is a performance oriented car and is much more fun to drive than the TL. The sport shift in the G35 is more quick to respond while the TL is basically an automatic even with the sport shift. Sound system is great when listening to CDs. Only thing I ask is better gas mileage and maybe a 6th gear to achieve the better gas mileage.

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  Comfort and leisure! - 2006 Infiniti G35
  By The Metcalfes - March 5 - 2:00 am

  The G-35 Coupe is one of the most impressive cars I have ever driven. It handles like a small sports car with the acceleration of a 8 cy. luxury. Long trips are extremely comfortable in the seats and the sat. radio, Bluetooth, and keyless entry system is amazing. This car is the sport luxury youve always dreamed of. Go on, make your daddy jealous!

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  3 months later... - 2006 Infiniti G35
  By Jay from BK - January 14 - 1:16 am

  I wrote a review for this car after I first purchased it in December 2005. The car continues to perform well but I find myself wanting for more power! I feel that for the money this car is still excellent, however, it should be quicker and faster. There are a lot of cars coming out now that are almost as quick, if not quicker than the G35 coupe for a lot less money and with 4-cylinder engines! Namely the new VW GTI, Dodge Caliber SRT4, Audi A3 S-line, etc. Even Honda Accord coupes with the 6 sp are faster to 60...with 40 less hp and 30 less torque? Doesnt seem right...

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  fun to drive - 2006 Infiniti G35
  By JAIME ORDONEZ - January 11 - 12:46 am

  the major problem i find with it is the limited cargo space, you cannot fit a golf bag in there, or a big piece of luggage. As far as looks, performance and fun to drive, it has no comparison.

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  infiniti-hard to deal with - 2006 Infiniti G35
  By michelle - January 10 - 4:53 am

  things keep breaking on this car and infiniti does nothing to help. I have had to buy brakes and rotors every 20,000 miles..first there was a recall and they paid for it. 2nd time there was no recall anymore, and somehow there never was one, and i had to pay. actually they told me i was lucky that i was going 20,000 miles cause most people only go 15,000. Infiniti is terrible to deal with when a there is a problem.

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  Replaced Transmission with less than 40k miles. Manufacturer has no influence over dealership - 2006 Infiniti G35
  By yogiowner - December 19 - 8:05 am

  My car is almost five years old. I tried to keep it in tip top condition. It has less than 50k miles, I changed oil regularly, changed tires, fluids, etc. Went through FOUR dealerships. NONE of them did what I asked. Three of them tried to fleece me. One drove my car for eleven miles, when i brought it in for a manufacturers recall item. Then they came back with some nonsense repairs they wanted to make, that werent needed. After replacing the transmission, the starter is malfunctioning. Instead of doing the thorough check I asked for, they want me to bring it in for a scheduled maintenance next month. Can you say FRAUD! Dont know what to do next, but I will do something

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  Amazing Machine - 2006 Infiniti G35
  By xosder - December 16 - 6:33 am

  This is a fantastic car. I enjoy every minute driving it. It has plenty of power, it handles better than any car that I have ever owned and comes with plenty of luxury. Bluetooth is a great feature (never have to take the phone out of my pocket). The exhaust note is awesome, very deep. Heated seats, dual climate, etc. All the features they put in are very useful. Hands down the best bang for your buck in its class.

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  Unimpressed - 2006 Infiniti G35
  By jcc2007 - December 5 - 11:23 pm

  My G35 RWD has auto tranny, premium pkg, but not the sport pkg. The car has been quite reliable. I like the supple ride, Bose stereo and Bluetooth feature. The keyless feature is a gimmick. If you drive it like a luxury car, it performs pretty well. However, if you want to drive it like the sports sedan as it claims to be, you may be disappointed like I am. The engine is loud and severely lacks low end torque, and the auto tranny is slow and jerky (among the worst Ive experienced). Combined with slow (yet heavy) steering, soft suspension and crappy tires, the car is very unsatisfying to drive. On top of that, the gas mileage has been consistently worse than that of our mid-size SUV.