Overview & Reviews

The year 2007 is a mixed one for the Infiniti G35. The coupe remains unchanged, but the sedan has been completely redesigned. Highlights for the sedan include a stiffer body structure, revised chassis tuning for better handling, a more powerful V6 engine and evolutionary styling.

• Potent and smooth V6 engine, impressive handling and braking abilities, roomy cabin, attractive price.

• Stiff ride on sport-suspension-equipped models, lack of trunk space in coupe, artificial steering feel when pushed through quick transitions.

User Reviews:

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  A Little Joy - 2007 Infiniti G35
  By Rich Points - April 10 - 3:46 am

  Its like a hotrod, something I enjoyed as a teenager, now at 70 years of age, Im reliving those feelings. This car is so much fun to drive, using the paddle shifters, or the automatic when running around town. The car is tight, and ride is firm but not harsh, the seats are excellent, very comfortable front or back. I put two golf bags in the trunk (they just fit) along with a few other things. The nav option is great, and along with the XM road information youll never get lost, I love the way its setup. Give this car a try, you wont be disappointed.

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  Category Killer - 2007 Infiniti G35
  By ecollinsii - April 7 - 10:36 am

  I was intrigued when my local Infiniti service staff started to buzz about the 2007 G35 sedan. I needed more sport in my life after several years in an I35. I got it. This car is a category killer. I bought the G35 Sport w/5 speed auto and most techo options. Its blistering fast, has great handling (stable at any speed and extremely nimble), and has top class braking. Its very tractable around town in D - shift the manumatic for yourself, and its show time. The nav system is top notch and the 10Gb music hard drive stores 500 CDs. Unlike some I like its looks just fine. Very modern in the Japanese idiom. Downs: stiff "sport" seats, poor mileage. But for $40K you cant do better than this.

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  Poor interior quality - 2007 Infiniti G35
  By nsube001 - March 31 - 10:56 pm

  This cars dashboard is cracking and the edges are warping which I can only imagine is because of the poor quality materials used to put it together. The handles and steering wheel buttons are all peeling, this is very disappointing I would have imagined a well-maintained "luxury" vehicle would have lasted. Would have spend my money elsewhere! Infiniti consumer affairs is a joke and offer no resolution.

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  Look No Further! - 2007 Infiniti G35
  By Sizarro - March 29 - 9:43 am

  Bought the G35 AWD with Premium Pkg, Nav Pkg, Tech Pkg, Rosewood interior, and Splash-guards. The car is awesome. Smooth, powerful drive-train, nice trans (5-spd but thats all you need), tiptronic works great, bluetooth syncd with no problem to a Sprint Sanyo Katana, excellent sound system, back-up camera is nice to have. Highly recommend the Rosewood interior; without it cheapens the interior. Looked at the the Lexus: IS250, ES350 & GS350 as well as the Acura TL. Evaluating the Infiniti was almost an after-thought. But, for the money and driving experience, the 07 G35 is the standard to beat right now in this class (maybe any class). If looking for a driving experience; look no further.

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  Best Sport Sedan Value - 2007 Infiniti G35
  By Richard Katz - February 27 - 12:16 pm

  Intensively researched and compared the Infiniti G35 Sport to Acura TL-S, BMW 3 series, Audi A4, and Cadillac CTS. On paper the G was the best value. Test drives and now ownership confirm my research. The 6MT Sport Sedan provides ready power, a stable, sure and agile ride combined with a gently sloping, sexy upscale interior, large fuel capacity and best trunk size in its class. Six speed manual transmission has a longish clutch that takes a bit of an adjustment - about two days in my case. The short throw shifter is crisp and decisive. Exterior design is sleek and strong; people stop and stare.

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  Great Performance - 2007 Infiniti G35
  By Steve - February 23 - 7:30 pm

  We just bought the car 5 days ago. The power is intoxicating to say the least! Brakes are great. The interior is so much nicer than the 2006 model. The seats have good side bolsters for those spirited backroad jaunts. The fuel mileage is pretty poor at 18 mph average so far. Hopefully it goes up a few more points after break-in period. The ride is similar to the BMW 325is coupe I had a few years back, sporty but not too bumpy. Havent driven in the snow yet, but I assume the all-wheel drive and the narrower 17 inch tires should be ok. Once the snow is gone, this car will get a set of 18 inch sport wheels and tires. I think the Boxster will stay in the garage until spring!