2010 Infiniti G37 Pricing Announced

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Infiniti announced pricing for both the 2010 G37 sedan and coupe. The sedan will start at $33,250 for the base model and top out at $37,000 for the Sport 6MT trim; the coupe begins at $36,050 and reaches $40,400 for the Sport 6MT trim level. All prices do not include an $865 destination charge.

The 2010 G37’s pricing represents only a minimal change from any of the 2009 trim levels. A few prices even stay the same, including the starting MSRP for the base sedan model.

The major difference between the ’09 and ’10 models is in the sedan, which gets a new look up front. We checked out the new G sedan just before the 2009 L.A. Auto Show and noted the similarities to Infiniti’s new M sedan and FX crossover. The new look includes a different grille, headlights and bumper. The fog lights have also been moved down.

We remain unsure of the reasoning behind the sedan’s new look. However, new is new and the price change is truly minimal.