- 2009
2008 Infiniti G37 Coupe
- Used Infiniti G37 Coupe
Infiniti G37 Coupe - What the Auto Press Says
The G37 has fluid, dynamic styling and excellent performance, but its interior refinement or backseat comfort doesn't compare well to others in the class.
According to our analysis, the 2008 Infiniti G37 makes an impressive debut. Picking up where the now defunct G35 Coupe left off, this boosted model features outstanding performance dynamics and a stylish exterior that more than compensates for it lower gas mileage and tight rear quarters. Many auto writers describe it as worthy competition for the BMW 3-Series, and notably available for less money.
The base model comes standard with a five-speed automatic transmission. The Journey model offers an optional Sport package, as well as a number of other options packages not available for the base model. The top-of-the-line Sport 6MT model comes with a six-speed manual transmission. If you're in the market for an upscale mid-size car, also consider the BMW 3-Series or Lexus ES.
- "Who would have guessed that the sleek and handsome Infiniti G coupe could become even more sexy-looking for 2008? Now called the G37 Coupe to denote a larger displacement and more powerful V-6, the G is a bit larger and thus roomier inside than its predecessor, and oh-so-carefully refined in its styling." -- Associated Press
- We can now say the words that BMW fans (your humble author included) will hate to hear: Infiniti has set its sights squarely at BMW, and the new G37 is a shot that hits the 3-series square in its Angel Eyes." -- Automobile Magazine
- "The G37 is a great street car that borders on the luxury side of the BMW. The G sacrifices the performance of its predecessor for a more compliant ride, supple interior, great comfort and quietness." -- Road and Track
- "The G37 is a successful luxury coupe: fast, stylish, fun to drive." -- Car and Driver
- "Dollar for dollar, it's hard to choose between the BMW 328i and the G37. My recommendation? Toss a coin or take them both for a test drive." -- BusinessWeek
- "On the luxury car checklist, the Infiniti G37 coupe checks almost every box. It's got the power, the class and the sophistication its competitors possess." -- Detroit News
G37 Performance - 9.2 (Excellent)
The 2008 Infiniti G37 prodigious power and spirited handling inject excitement into any drive. AutoWeek says the G37 is "lively and fun, giving way just enough when pushed to keep us interested, while maintaining that balance and comfort necessary to keep the car great to live with as a daily driver." Its V6 is widely regarded as the best Nissan has ever built, complete with decent fuel economy and low emissions. Read More
G37 Exterior - 9.1 (Excellent)
The Infiniti G37 has a fluid, stylish aesthetic that's well liked. It "resembles a Japanese calligrapher's brush-stroke gesture drawing come to life," says Motor Trend. The Detroit News says, "Its Cool Hand Luke sleek lines boast without bravado" The G37 is built on the platform of a pedestrian midsize sedan, but its gorgeous lines make many think of it as a sports car. Read More
G37 Interior - 8.2 (Very Good)
According to reviews, the G37's interior is a step up in refinement and convenience over that of the G35 coupe. "The new car's interior is first-rate," finds Road and Track, "pleasing to the touch and solid in feel." Newsday says it "does its part to make driving enjoyable." The two-plus-two seating setup won't work for carrying four adults. But it will carry two adults and two kids in style. Read More
G37 Safety - NA
The G37 hasn't been crash tested by the federal government or the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, but the coupe offers the usual assortment of active and passive safety features provided by other cars in its class. Several pieces of optional equipment can improve the safety performance of the G37, for a price. Read More
G37 Reliability - 9.0 (Excellent)
The 2008 Infiniti G37 Coupe reliability score shown is the Predicted Reliability rating provided by J.D. Power and Associates. This score is based on trending the past three years of historical initial quality and dependability data from J.D. Power's automotive studies, specifically the Vehicle Dependability Study (VDS) and the Initial Quality Study (IQS). Infiniti offers a four-year/60,000-mile basic warranty. Read More
